HMM has named the first in a series of twelve 13,000 teu containership newbuildings.

MAN Cryo’s design for an ammonia fuel-supply system jointly developed with Chinese company, Yada Green Energy Solutions, has been awarded an Approval in Principle from DNV and Bureau Veritas.

The DR Congo was the worst rated in the International Chamber of Shipping’s (ICS) annual assessment of flag state performance.

Malaysia has broken ground on the MYR15 billion ($3.17 billion) Kuala Linggi International Port (KLIP) project.

The OCIMF has begun Phase 3 of its digitalised Ship Inspection Report Programme (SIRE 2.0), enabling all programme users to carry out ‘beta-testing’ of the new inspection regime before the analog version is withdrawn.

UK-based BAR Technologies, developer of wing sail design WindWings, has struck a deal with China Merchant’s CM Energy Tech (CMET), to manufacture, sell and supply sails for installation on new and existing ships in China and across Asia.

Container rate levels are seeing the expected levelling out prior to Chinese New Year as the initial shock of the Red Sea crisis wanes and new vessels are deployed to meet the challenge of maintaining weekly services.

Engine manufacturer WinGD predicts its X-DF engines will power the majority of QatarEnergy’s 40-strong Phase Two orderbook.

The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) has passed the 100 million gt mark with the registration of an AET VLCC.

Switzerland-based ABB is facing security risk investigation launched by two congressional committees of US for its ties with China’s leading port machinery manufacturer Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC).