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The first vessel will be chartered for a period of 303 days, with an option to extend for an additional 40 days, while the second vessel will be deployed for 224 days, also with a similar extension option.
A four‑week seabed mapping survey will bring together scientists from 11 organisations to improve understanding of the marine environment.

Fincantieri and Princess Cruises sign contract for three new cruise ships

The ships will be built at Fincantieri’s Monfalcone shipyard, with deliveries scheduled for 2035, 2038, and 2039.

Wallenius Lines becomes sole owner of Wallenius SOL

Completion of the transaction is subject to approval by the Swedish Competition Authority and the Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP).

OPCSA adds another four hybrid Konecranes RTGs

The four new Konecranes RTGs are equipped with advanced safety and operational features, including an Anti-Truck Lift Prevention System and a gas-type fire prevention system.

DFDS increases capacity on Baltic Sea route with newly chartered vessel

From mid-September, DFDS will significantly strengthen freight and passenger services on the Karlshamm-Klaipeda route with the introduction of newly chartered vessel Ciudad de Valencia.

Suderman & Young expands into two Texas ports

The company cited growing cargo activity at the Port of Brownsville — one of the busiest trade gateways on the Texas-Mexico border — as a factor in the decision to expand

CNMC imposes conditions on Baleària’s acquisition of Naviera Armas assets in the Canary Islands

Spain's CNMC has granted second-phase approval for Baleària to acquire sole control of specific assets from Armas Trasmediterránea.

DP World boosts Jeddah port capacity with new quay cranes

DP World has added three new semi-automated quay cranes at its terminal in Jeddah Islamic Port

V.Group signs ship management agreement with Laskaridis Maritime

London-headquartered operation says Greek owner aiming to increase efficiencies across the fleet

“Viking Libra” launched in Ancona, the world’s first hydrogen-powered cruise ship

The ship will in fact be capable of navigating and operating with zero emissions, allowing it to access even the most environmentally sensitive areas.

Accelleron and HD HMS part-load optimization driving fuel saving on Hapag-Lloyd container vessels

Container line records 5% lower fuel use of two optimized vessels.

Gasum continues FuelEU Maritime pooling collaboration with Viking Line and Wallenius

Both companies sail dual fuel vessels that can use LNG or bio-LNG interchangeably as fuel.

Tideform relaunches with AI-powered bunker market agent

Marine fuel remains one of the largest cost drivers in shipping operations

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