Prax Group Acquires New 68 Meter Tanker
The Prax Group of Companies company, Harvest Energy Marine, has announced the acquisition of the Fortuna II, a brand-new tanker.
The Prax Group of Companies company, Harvest Energy Marine, has announced the acquisition of the Fortuna II, a brand-new tanker.
After receiving objections from environmentalists over Karpowership's impact on fisheries & ecosystems South Africa rejects original proposal.
Following an inquiry into fuel contamination earlier this year, the MPA Singapore has decided to suspend Glencore's bunker permit for two months.
MoU signed by PETRONAS with 6 Korean businesses to conduct feasibility studies around developing value chain for CO2 capture, transport, storage.
The Qiyao Environmental Technology-created CCS idea has undergone laboratory testing and is currently undergoing continual optimization.
Shell UK and offshore drilling contractor Stena Drilling have agreed to a new contract for the use of Stena Don, a semi-submersible drilling rig.
Trade organizations requesting the review of the European Union's Consortia Block Exemption Regulation for container shipping get underway.
The UK Hydrographic Office projects that the progressive elimination of paper charts from production would be completed by the end of 2026.
Since June 2 120+ unionized DSME subcontractors have occupied a sit-in at the Okpo shipyard on Geoje Island calling for a 30 percent pay increase
$82 million sustainability-linked loan for 4 company's tankers has been signed by d'Amico Tankers, a division of d'Amico International Shipping.
The Kerala high court ordered the release of a Russian cargo ship on Wednesday after the parties reached a resolution through negotiation.
An alarming new behavior claimed Russia is allegedly laundering grain has been discovered by Windward, a maritime AI technology company.
As political pressure mounts on CMA CGM SA, one of the largest container carriers in the world, over its exceptional earnings, Saade spoke out.
MARAD-run CoE program prioritizes on existing training institutions and aids the marine sector in obtaining/ retaining highly-trained staff.
In a disagreement over wages and working conditions, hundreds of dockworkers in Liverpool will cast their votes to decide whether to strike.