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Seaspan Energy launches third LNG bunkering vessel

The first two vessels will be delivered later this year, while Seaspan Baker will arrive in 2025.

Wilson confirms eight more vessels and extends newbuilding programme to 14 vessels

The order comes in addition to the six 3800 dwt vessels announced in June 2023.

Wärtsilä to deliver ammonia fuel supply system for two more EXMAR vessels

These medium size gas carriers, MGCs, will be the first ever ocean-going vessels capable of operating with ammonia as fuel.

Svitzer invests in three new tugboats in Brazil to Support Growth

The three vessels currently under construction are part of the 2300 Rampart Series

Damen Shipyards and Muller Dordrecht christen new tug

The 32-metre vessel delivers well over 80 tonnes of bollard pull, making them capable of handling even the largest container vessels in harbour as well as offshore towage.

NYK and Astomos Energy welcome “Gas Amethyst”

Second delivery of jointly owned LPG dual-fuel vessel this year

First all-electric harbor tug in United States is powered by ABB propulsion

Using all-electric tug propulsion will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of Port of San Diego's Maritime Clean Air Strategy

Liberty Lines commissions first high-speed ferry with mtu hybrid system from Rolls-Royce

"Vittorio Morace" the world's first hybrid high-speed ferry to IMO HSC standard with a length of almost 40 metres is fast at sea and emission-free in harbour

OOCL names its latest 24,188 TEU eco-friendly vessel “OOCL Denmark”

Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has christened its eleventh 24,188 teu eco-friendly vessel “OOCL Denmark” in a naming ceremony.

New build vessel Acta Pegasus to be delivered under French flag

Acta Pegasus symbolizes Acta Marine’s next significant advancement in green and efficient Walk-to-Work operations.

Maersk and Nike to christen historic, green-fueled container vessel at Port of Los Angeles

This is the fifth container vessel in Maersk’s fleet that can sail on green methanol, an alternative to conventional bunker oil.

First of two new-generation emergency response vessels delivered to Hong Kong Fire Services

Incat Crowther has partnered with Guangzhou-based AFAI Southern Shipyard to design and deliver the first of two new, state-of-the-art next-generation emergency response vessels for the Hong Kong Fire Services Department.

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