Despite the pandemic, Alang beached 187 ships for recycling
Alang-Sosiya in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district – home to the world’s largest stretch of ship-breaking facilities – beached 187 ships for
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Inside the now-booming business of building container ships
In ocean shipping, present success often breeds future failure. Across the decades, freight-rate spikes have spurred newbuilding sprees, wiping out
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‘Take immediate steps’: COVID cases on ships pose trade risk
The Australian Government has been urged to act quickly to address COVID-19 cases on trade ships, amid warnings severe outbreaks
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[OC] All Ships on Earth (every cyan dot is a vessel)
[OC] All Ships on Earth (every cyan dot is a vessel) View Reddit by MateChristine – View Source
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Yara Marine to market BAR Tech wind power for ships
Marine engineering consultancy BAR Technologies has partnered with Scandinavian scrubber manufacturer Yara Marine to bring WindWings technology, an alternative propulsion
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Stranded Suez ship’s owner, insurers face millions in claims
The owner and insurers of one of the world’s largest container ships stuck in the Suez Canal face claims totalling
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Mega container ships start changing routes to skip Suez | EVER GREET
At least two container ships changed their routes, skipping Suez transit: Ultra Large Container Ship EVER GREET (IMO 9832729, GT
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Ever Given’s Operator Orders 20 New Ultra-Large Ships at Samsung Heavy Industries – gCaptain
Taiwanese container shipping company Evergreen Marine Corporation has confirmed an order for 20 more ultra-large containerships at Samsung Heavy Industries
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More container ships opt for Cape of Good Hope transit: cFlow
The HMM Rotterdam, an ultra large container ship has turned south on its voyage Eastbound from Europe and appears to
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Shipping Lines Considering Cape Surcharge for Ships Re-Routed Around Africa – gCaptain
By Mike Wackett (The Loadstar) – Container spot rates from Asia to Europe look set to surge again, as carriers are obliged
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