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World’s First Electric Hydrofoil Delivered to NEOM, Saudi Arabia

In a historic deal, the world’s first electric hydrofoil vessel, the Candela P-12, will serve NEOM’s planned water supply network. A large-scale sustainable development project is taking shape in northwestern Saudi Arabia. NEOM has been awarded the first eight electric vessels, the largest order announced in Candela’s history. “The P-12 is designed to create a […]

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Massive Serbian Operation Salvages First Nazi Warship From Danube

Industry News / Saba Ghani

The Serbian government has launched a massive salvage operation to recover and raise a fleet of Nazi ships that sank in the Danube during the final days of World War II. The operation aims to clear the river of dangerous debris that has threatened traffic for nearly 80 years. Goran Vesic, Serbia’s minister of construction,

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Soviet Minsk Aircraft Carrier Catches Fire In China

Industry News / Saba Ghani

Chinese media reported that a major fire broke out on the former Soviet Kiev-Minsk-class aircraft carrier, sleeping in an artificial lake along the Yangtze River in China for many years. The ship, once a powerful part of the Soviet Navy, is now at the center of a large-scale emergency response. According to the Suxitong Science

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A new draft law holds owners of trespassing vessels liable for maritime accidents in US waters - Merchant Navy Info

Bill Targets Foreign Vessel Owners for U.S. Maritime Accidents

Industry News / Saba Ghani

New Bill To Hold Foreign Vessel Owners Accountable For Maritime Accidents In U.S. Waters. A new draft law holds owners of trespassing vessels liable for maritime accidents in US waters. US Representative John Garamendi (D-CA-08) has introduced a new bill that would improve the return of cuentas. And the financial liability of offshore vessel owners

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Potential Strikes At U.S. Ports Could Delay Cargo Shipments For Months - Merchant Navy Info

Potential U.S. Port Strikes May Delay Cargo for Months

Industry News / Saba Ghani

Shipping experts said on Wednesday that potential attacks at U.S. East Coast and Gulf of Mexico seaports could delay cargo shipments for weeks or even months. Retailers such as Walmart and other importers are scrambling to get goods in before a union contract covering. About 45,000 shore workers at three dozen seaports from Texas to

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Emirates Global Aluminium Has Shipped The World’s First Cargo Of Bauxite On An LNG-Powered Ship - Merchant Navy Info

World’s First Cargo Of Bauxite Using LNG-Powered Ship

Industry News / Saba Ghani

Emirates Global Aluminium, the world’s largest producer of premium aluminum, has set a new world record by shipping a cargo of bauxite on a ship powered by LNG. Ubuntu Empathy, a large ship with dual LNG fuel capability, is transporting the historic cargo. This is the first bauxite to be transported on an LNG-powered ship.

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Russian Navy Trained to Use Nuclear Missiles Against Europe

Industry News / Saba Ghani

Russia has trained its navy to use nuclear-powered missiles to attack NATO assets in Europe, preparing for a potential conflict with the alliance. According to the Financial Times, classified data from 2008 to 2014 show that the Russian navy was ordered to strike deep into Europe, including targets as far away as the west coast

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Two Ships Report Explosions In Red Sea Off Yemen Coast

Industry News / Saba Ghani

Two ships were reportedly attacked in the Red Sea off Yemeni coast on Tuesday, but no damage was reported, the UK maritime agency said. The UKMTO said a captain said his ship was attacked by an unmanned surface vessel (USV), which managed to disable it about 63 nautical miles (116 kilometers) southwest of the Yemeni

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TotalEnergies Delivers First 100% Biofuel Cargo

Industry News / Saba Ghani

TotalEnergies has delivered its first 100% biofuel, known as B100, to Singapore, taking a major step forward in promoting low-carbon marine fuels. On August 5, TotalEnergies Marine Fuels successfully delivered 700 tonnes of waste cooking oil methyl ester (UCOME) to Glovis Cosmos, Hyundai Glovis’s automotive business. The delivery was made using the IMO II chemical

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US Warship in Cyprus Ready to Aid Civilians Amid Middle East Tensions - Merchant Navy Info

US Warship in Cyprus Aid Civilians Amid Middle East Tensions

Industry News / Saba Ghani

A US Warship Docked In Cyprus, Ready To Support Civilians If Middle East Conflict Escalates. The US amphibious assault ship USS Wasp docked in the southern Cypriot port of Limassol for a scheduled visit. However, the ship’s arrival comes at a critical time, with the US saying it could aid civilians if tensions escalate in

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Industry News

World’s First Electric Hydrofoil Delivered to NEOM, Saudi Arabia

Massive Serbian Operation Salvages First Nazi Warship From Danube

Soviet Minsk Aircraft Carrier Catches Fire In China

Bill Targets Foreign Vessel Owners for U.S. Maritime Accidents

Potential U.S. Port Strikes May Delay Cargo for Months

World’s First Cargo Of Bauxite Using LNG-Powered Ship

Russian Navy Trained to Use Nuclear Missiles Against Europe

Two Ships Report Explosions In Red Sea Off Yemen Coast

TotalEnergies Delivers First 100% Biofuel Cargo

US Warship in Cyprus Aid Civilians Amid Middle East Tensions

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