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Wilson Sons to Build Three Tugs at its Shipyard in São Paulo
Wilson Sons to Build Three Tugs at its Shipyard in São Paulo Workboat365 {authorlink} https://workboat365.com/wilson-sons-to-build-three-tugs-at-its-shipyard-in-sao-paulo/ https://politepol.com/fd/rHLiUXHFOtP9.xml November 5, 2024 5:04 am
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Cargo barge that caused crane collapse in Taiwan’s Keelung port runs aground in bad weather
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Purus CSOV secures multi-year service contract with Vestas
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DOF completes acquisition of Maersk Supply Service
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Keel laid for Rem Offshore’s future subsea construction vessel
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Netherlands’ Multraship christens new offshore-capable tug
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Late Arriving Containership Delays Reach Highest Levels Since Pandemic
The average delay for containerships behind schedule has continued to increase in 2024 rising to the highest levels except during the peak of the pandemic and surge in container volumes. Sea-Intelligence is out with its monthly look at the average performance of the container shipping carriers across 34 different trade lanes highlighting the industry…
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Report: Houthis Are Earning $2 Billion a Year by Shaking Down Shipowners
An as-yet-unreleased UN report suggests that Yemen’s Houthi rebels have figured out a way to monetize their blockade of the Red Sea: insiders report that the group is operating a multi-billion-dollar tolling operation on the strategic waterway, extracting covert payments from shipowners in exchange for the right to pass safely. If accurate, the safe…
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HD Hyundai Begins Autonomous Demonstration with Larger Containership
South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries today started a demonstration of autonomous operations of a large containership with the systems specifically designed into the vessel. It is part of a government-sponsored program being overseen by Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, designed to advance and…
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Pentagon: No U.S. Navy Carrier in Mideast After USS Abraham Lincoln Leaves
The carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will be leaving the Middle East within a few months and will not be replaced with another carrier strike group, the Pentagon confirmed Friday. A persistent carrier presence has been a key part of the U.S. strategy to deter Iran from attacking Israel; instead, the Defense Department will dispatch a…