Access cargoes, ship positions, ships and parts for sale, news, events and jobs
As the ballast water treatment market matures, ERMA FIRST is betting that the future belongs not to a single technology, but to engineering flexibility, lifecycle support and operational excellence.There was a time, not all that long ago, when…
https://www.marinelink.com/news/ballast-water-tech-erma-firsts-portfolio-542079
https://www.marinelink.com/news/ballast-water-tech-erma-firsts-portfolio-542079When maritime autonomy is discussed, the image is often a large cargo ship crossing an ocean without a crew. That remains a longer-term regulatory and technical challenge. The more immediate commercial market is developing elsewhere – smaller…
https://www.marinelink.com/news/autonomy-offshore-uncrewed-systems-move-542080
https://www.marinelink.com/news/autonomy-offshore-uncrewed-systems-move-542080British maritime security company Ambrey said it has been engaged in the salvage of the stricken tanker Caroline Bezengi off the Omani coast and that salvage vessels are en route to support the operation.The Caroline Bezengi tanker, carrying an estimated 800,000 barrels of Russian oil and under inte
https://www.marinelink.com/news/ambrey-tapped-salvage-tanker-caroline-542083
https://www.marinelink.com/news/ambrey-tapped-salvage-tanker-caroline-542083Seatrium Limited entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Golar LNG Limited to advance a potential third Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) conversion project to be undertaken by Seatrium for Golar.Under the arrangement, Seatrium and Golar…
https://www.marinelink.com/news/seatrium-golar-ink-flng-conversion-loi-542087
https://www.marinelink.com/news/seatrium-golar-ink-flng-conversion-loi-542087Danish shipping group Maersk on Thursday raised its full-year earnings guidance for a second time this year and smashed profit forecasts as global container demand proved resilient in the face of the Middle East conflict.Surging freight rates…
https://www.marinelink.com/news/strong-vessel-demand-rates-lift-maersk-542088
https://www.marinelink.com/news/strong-vessel-demand-rates-lift-maersk-542088Hapag-Lloyd reported a recovery in second-quarter 2026 earnings as stronger container volumes and spot rates helped counter roughly $600 million in additional costs stemming from the Middle East conflict.The German container shipping group posted Q2 EBITDA of $829 million…
https://www.marinelink.com/news/despite-m-middle-east-hit-hapaglloyd-q-542089
https://www.marinelink.com/news/despite-m-middle-east-hit-hapaglloyd-q-542089The marine insurance market is rapidly pulling back from the Red Sea, with several of the world’s leading P&I clubs issuing notices cancelling certain war-risk covers across a vast stretch of waters from the Red Sea into the Indian Ocean. NorthStandard, UK P&I Club, The Swedish Club, London P&I and other International Group members have …
https://splash247.com/insurers-pull-war-risk-cover-from-swathe-of-red-sea/
https://splash247.com/insurers-pull-war-risk-cover-from-swathe-of-red-sea/South Korea’s SK Shipping is set to double its LNG carrier fleet to 32 ships under a 28-vessel reshuffle with sister company H-Line Shipping. Private equity owner Hahn & Co said SK Shipping will take 16 LNG carriers and their long-term charters from H-Line in exchange for 12 tankers and associated contracts, along with around …
https://splash247.com/sk-shipping-takes-aim-at-asia-lng-top-spot-in-h-line-tanker-swap/
https://splash247.com/sk-shipping-takes-aim-at-asia-lng-top-spot-in-h-line-tanker-swap/A Singapore-flagged containership ran aground on the Hooghly River after striking an embankment near Diamond Harbour, about 50 km south of Kolkata, in an incident attributed to steering failure and strong currents. The Regional Container Lines (RCL)-owned 13,852 dwt Nawata Bhum was inbound to Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port in Kolkata from Port Klang in Malaysia when …
https://splash247.com/boxship-runs-aground-near-kolkata-after-steering-failure/
https://splash247.com/boxship-runs-aground-near-kolkata-after-steering-failure/Willem Vermaat, shipping director at Heidelberg Materials Trading, heads to Splash Singapore next month arguing that better technology will make shipping more transparent, but that the hardest chartering decisions will still come down to human judgement. Greater transparency rather than artificial intelligence itself could prove the most important technological development for shipping over the coming …
https://splash247.com/splash-singapore-heidelbergs-willem-vermaat-on-when-the-algorithm-looks-away/
https://splash247.com/splash-singapore-heidelbergs-willem-vermaat-on-when-the-algorithm-looks-away/