Heavy sweet oil is being chased by refiners and marine fuel blenders amid the Iran war disruptions
Heavy sweet oil sought by refiners amid Iran war, causing marine fuel shortages due to Middle East import disruptions.
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CMB.Tech, a shipper of ammonia-powered ships, expects to receive them by mid-2026
CMB.Tech to receive 11 ammonia-powered vessels by mid-2026 as part of their decarbonisation plans w/ green ammonia sources and advanced logistics.
Navy equips warships Patriot missiles against hypersonic Chinese threat
U.S. Navy equips warships with Patriot missiles as defense against hypersonic threats from China, marking a naval integration milestone.
Navantia, a Spanish company, and TKMS in Germany will explore strategic cooperation
Navantia and TKMS explore strategic cooperation in naval projects amidst rising demand and shipyard capacity bottlenecks in Europe.
Brazil's Vale signs charter agreement with China's Shandong Shipping for ethanol-powered vessels
Vale inks 25-year deal with Shandong for ethanol-powered vessels, promoting decarbonization in maritime transport.
US drone boats are unmanned and deployed in conflict with Iran
US confirms use of unmanned drone boats to patrol against Iran, marking its first deployment in such a conflict.
Fincantieri, the shipbuilder, confirms its outlook for 2025 as profits soar.
Fincantieri sees profits soar with an 88% revenue rise in their underwater segment. Shares rise 7.5%. Outlook confirmed for 2025.
As conflict risks increase, sea drones are targeting oil tankers in the Middle East.
Rising conflict sees sea drones targeting oil tankers in the Middle East, threatening key shipping lanes like the Strait of Hormuz.
Maersk redistributing fuel to ships as Iran war disrupts supplies
Maersk redistributes fuel to vessels due to Iran war's disruption of Middle East fuel flow, ensuring continuous operation.
Three vessels struck by projectiles on Strait of Hormuz
Three vessels struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a fire on one ship. Crews are safe, investigation ongoing.
TMC USA's application for seabed mining advances in US review
TMC USA's seabed mining permit advances, meeting all US regulatory requirements. Public comments complete.
Sources: Malta-flagged container vessel hit by projectile at Hormuz and abandoned
Maltese container ship Safeen Prestige hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, crew safely abandons vessel, no injuries reported.
Technip's chief claims that the floating wind market is'much smaller than expected'
Technip CEO claims floating wind market is smaller than expected due to low demand and high costs.
First production contract awarded to Aerospace Supplier Startup
Salient Motion lands its first production contract to innovate business-class seating with Aviointeriors.
Pentagon: US forces seize a third sanctioned oil-tanker
U.S. forces seize a sanctioned oil tanker, Bertha, in the Indian Ocean, marking the third such interdiction in recent times.