COLUMN | What could possibly go wrong? Local content in Nigeria, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and Qatar [Offshore Accounts]
“They come over here, taking our jobs and stealing our women,” is a familiar refrain against foreigners all around the…
Royal Navy to get six replacement amphibious ships
The Royal Navy has unveiled plans to acquire six examples of a new type of amphibious ship to support Royal…
Keel laid for Italian Navy’s future hydrographic research ship
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has laid the keel of a new hydrographic and oceanographic research vessel ordered by the Italian Navy.…
Port of Los Angeles to receive US$58 million funding for harbour maintenance
The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has confirmed that the Port of Los Angeles will receive an estimated US$58…
US Navy acquires coastal response boats for foreign military sales
Alabama boatbuilder Silver Ships has completed the construction and delivery of the first four coastal fast response boats (CFRB) under…
Oregon proposes US$40 million investment for continuation of container service at Port of Portland
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has proposed a US$40 million state investment to allow container service to continue at Port of…
Newbuild prices for larger vessels rising at faster pace than for smaller ones, says Clarksons
Situation compounded by ongoing inflationary pressures from higher labour and steel costs
Frontline tanker loads first Niger cargo as controversial pipeline opens
Suezmax Front Cascade leaves Benin after completion of new pipeline from landlocked country
‘I’m doing it for the money’: George Economou opens up on his activist shipping investments
Greek magnate says there’s nothing personal in his attacks on public shipowners
Seapeak begins to price in cost of EU Emissions Trading System
First quarter profit slides largely on back of ship sales as company weeds out older ships