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Delivery of the LPG-powered Lucent Pathfinder LPG/NH3 Carrier

This carrier is equipped with separate cargo tanks and is capable of simultaneously transporting LPG and ammonia

Bureau Veritas classes fourth methanol dual-fuel tanker for Hafnia and Socatra

Delivery of final vessel completes the ECOMAR series. The first three vessels in the series were delivered during 2025.

Hanwha expands industrial alliance in support of Canada’s Patrol Submarine Project

Hanwha signed multiple strategic memorandums of understanding with Canadian companies — Algoma Steel, Telesat, MDA Space, Cohere, and PV Labs

Italian Navy’s newest oceanographic research ship Quirinale hits the water

The vessel is equipped with a low-emission electric propulsion system, also suitable for navigation in environmentally sensitive areas.

d’Amico orders two more MR tankers in China

The 50,000-dwt Medium Range 2 units will be built by Jiangsu New Yangzi Shipyard and will enter service in 2029

Damen announces contract with Qatari Emiri Navy for two ASD Tugs 3212

One of the vessels is already under construction and will be delivered later this year.

Stena Connecta joins Belfast fleet

Uniquely the Stena Futura has two 28×4 metre Norsepower Rotor Sails™

Safe Bulkers orders two Kamsarmax vessels from Chinese builder

Including this agreement, the Company has an outstanding orderbook of eight newbuild vessels, two of which are methanol dual fuel

Rederiet Stenersen orders six chemical tankers with Indian shipbuilder

The contract from leading European shipowner Rederiet Stenersen AS represents one of India’s largest single commercial shipbuilding orders

Kawasaki Heavy Industries to build world’s largest 40,000 m3 liquefied hydrogen carrier

With a shape and draft that consider the low density of liquefied hydrogen, the vessel requires less power and has a high propulsion efficiency.

Van Oord doubles up on rock installation newbuildings in China

The vessel offers an impressive rock-carrying capacity of up to 35,000 tons, enabling efficient execution of large-scale offshore construction projects.

ABB chosen to supply technology for BC Ferries’ new major vessels

The New Major Vessels have been designed to minimize emissions and underwater radiated noise (URN), with the goal of contributing to quieter and cleaner operations in the Strait of Georgia

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