SOLAS
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Technip Energies Secures €1B+ Contract for Louisiana LNG Project
Technip Energies gets approval for €1B+ contract on $13B Louisiana LNG project. Maritime implications for bulk carrier operations and safety protocols.
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Prosafe Reports Fleet Utilization Updates and Expansion Plans
Prosafe updates fleet utilization and seeks additional vessel work to expand backlog. Semi-submersible accommodation vessel operator outlines strategic growth plans.
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Greek Owner Forms Joint Venture for Containership Newbuild Financing
Greek containership owner Euroseas forms joint venture with Norwegian investors for 4,484 TEU newbuild financing arrangement in China.
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HD Hyundai Partners with TerraPower for Nuclear Reactor Development
HD Hyundai partners with TerraPower for nuclear reactor development, expanding beyond shipbuilding into advanced energy technologies.
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Frontline Divests Decade-Old Suezmax Tankers in Fleet Renewal
Frontline sells two suezmax tankers from 2014-2015 in fleet renewal strategy, demonstrating systematic asset optimization approach for operators.
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HD Hyundai Partners with TerraPower for Nuclear Reactor Supply
HD Hyundai signs framework agreement with TerraPower for Natrium nuclear reactor supply, expanding beyond shipbuilding into advanced energy technology.
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Korean Yards Secure 10 LNG Carrier Orders Amid North American Export Surge
Korean shipbuilders secure 10 LNG carrier orders this month as North American export projects drive demand for 2029-2030 delivery slots in specialized shipping.
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Iraq Discovers Major Oil Field Near Saudi Border
Iraq discovers major oil field with 8.8 billion barrels near Saudi border, potentially impacting maritime crude transport patterns in Persian Gulf region.
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SOLAS Compliance Challenges Amid Market Volatility for Bulk Carriers
SOLAS compliance challenges for bulk carriers amid market volatility and energy price fluctuations affecting operational planning and safety standards.
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Middle East Conflict Disrupts Maritime Crew Change Operations Globally
Middle East conflict disrupts maritime crew changes, making operations longer, costlier and riskier for bulk carriers according to ATPI Marine Travel analysis.