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DSME Fights $975M Compensation Claim from Japanese Energy Company 

DSME Fights $975M Compensation Claim from Japanese Energy Company 

Troubles are continuing to mount for South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. In the last development, the company reported in a stock exchange filing that it is facing a leg...

Keppel Cancels Three More Rig Contracts From the Offshore Boom Era

Keppel Cancels Three More Rig Contracts From the Offshore Boom Era

In a reminder of the boom and bust heyday of offshore drilling in the mid-2010s, Keppel Corp. has canceled three more rig construction contracts which were placed right before the offshore downturn an...

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U.S. Navy's MSC Sends Ship to India for Repairs for the First Time

In a first-of-its-kind move designed to strengthen the U.S. position with India, the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command sent one of its vessels for maintenance and repairs at an Indian shipyard. Whi...

New Laws to Restrict how Ships Release Ballast Water into UK Seas

New Laws to Restrict how Ships Release Ballast Water into UK Seas

[By: Maritime & Coastguard Agency] New laws have now come into force which will further protect United Kingdom coastlines by stopping international ships from discharging potentially harmful specie...

Port of Savannah's Container Boom Accelerates

Port of Savannah's Container Boom Accelerates

The Port of Savannah's container business continues to grow by leaps and bounds, jumping 18 percent year over year in July, and the port is working overtime to accommodate the extra volume. Last ye...

Retailers Say Second Half Decline in Imports Could Deepen in 2023

Retailers Say Second Half Decline in Imports Could Deepen in 2023

With retail sales slowing across the United States, the National Retail Federate is forecasting the imports into the U.S.’s major container ports will plateau and decline slightly in the second half o...

China Cuts Steel for Second Large Domestically-Built Cruise Ship

China Cuts Steel for Second Large Domestically-Built Cruise Ship

Work is getting underway in China on the country’s second large domestically-built cruise ship, which is also being promoted as a demonstration of China’s mastery of the complex construction process f...

ZF’s Marine Transmissions and Service are a Winning Combination

ZF’s Marine Transmissions and Service are a Winning Combination

Since 1935, ZF Marine has offered some of the industry’s top performing marine transmissions. While the models have changed from the original lightweight versions to today’s full portfolio of transmis...

Ukraine Reopens Third Black Sea Port as First Cargo Reaches Port

Ukraine Reopens Third Black Sea Port as First Cargo Reaches Port

Ukraine reported its third Black Sea seaport today for shipments of grain and agricultural crops under the UN’s humanitarian corridor. The first departure from Pivdenny, near Yuzhne, completed the fir...

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USCG Permits Matson Ship to Dock in Alaska with Small Lubricant Leak

An inbound Matson container ship was permitted by the U.S. Coast Guard to proceed to Alaska over the weekend despite the fact the vessel is currently leaking a lubricant. The Coast Guard believes the...