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Royal Caribbean looks to Optimarin for global compliance

Royal Caribbean International, one of the world’s leading cruise ship operators, has chosen Optimarin to provide its USCG compliant Optimarin Ballast System (OBS) for  three flagship vessels

Shipping Industry Urges European Commission To Extend Consortia Block Exemption Regulation

Four trade associations representing the international liner shipping industry today submitted comments to the European Commission

HII Awarded More Than $930 Million to Build Two More National Security Cutters

HII Ingalls Shipbuilding division has received two fixed-price incentive contracts from the USCG to build two additional National Security Cutters

Carrier USS Stennis Uses 3D Printing to Repair Satcom Terminal

The crew of the carrier USS John C. Stennis recently deployed a 3D printer to make an underway repair to their commercial satcom antenna

CLIA Sets 2030 Carbon Emissions Target

The Cruise Lines International Association has announced its commitment to reduce the rate of carbon emissions across the industry fleet by 40 percent by 2030.

Maersk and MSC Overhaul Asia-Europe Service Rotations

Maersk and its 2M alliance partner MSC are overhauling their Asia-Europe routes, adding six ULCVs

U.S. Provides Maritime Security for Papua New Guinea Summit

U.S. Coast Guard servicemembers recently completed loading six small boats and accompanying equipment onboard the USS Green Bay

Top cruise ship 2018: AIDAnova

"Green Cruising” with AIDA Cruises: Biggest AIDA Cruise Ship operates environmentally

Maersk introduces Value Protect, an extended liability solution

International laws as well as the terms and conditions defined in the Bill of Lading govern the transport of goods across the world

USNS Comfort’s Humanitarian Mission to South America

USNS Comfort has finished another deployment to the Western Hemisphere as part of the Enduring Promise initiative.

Rheinmetall transfers nautical training facility to German Navy

Ordered almost exactly three years ago, the system – known as the “Ausbildungsausstattung Nautische Schiffsführung”

Hurtigruten set to choose shipyard for LNG/liquid biogas conversions

A shipyard in Germany or Scandinavia is likely to be chosen within the next few weeks by Norwegian coastal freight and passenger ferry operator, Hurtigruten

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