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By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) – The United States is trying to take control of an oil tanker connected to Venezuela after chasing it for over two weeks across the Atlantic, according to two U.S. officials. This action, which mig...
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Damen Naval is increasing its presence in Colombia by working with Georg Fischer for the PES project in LATAM. This project involves the construction...
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Taiwan's largest container shipping company is using Inmarsat's high-speed and secure connectivity service to improve the experience for its crew and...
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New Electrical and Safety Systems for Offshore Wind Farms ABS has granted approval in principle (AIP) to Seatrium for its innovative offshor...
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Jan 5 (Reuters) – Since the beginning of the year, around a dozen oil tankers loaded with Venezuelan crude and fuel have departed from the countr...
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The Trump administration is changing the way offshore oil and gas export terminals are approved. They are shifting the responsibility for deepwater p...
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OSLO, Jan 5 (Reuters) – Latvian police have found no links between a ship at the Liepaja port and the damage to an underwater telecom cable connectin...
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This past weekend marked a turning point for commercial shipping in the southern Caribbean. Paul Morgan (gCaptain) - A military strike by the United...
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A serious accident occurred in the South China Sea in 2024 when two tankers collided, highlighting major issues such as crew fatigue, malfunctioning...
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Jan 6, 2026 – Chinese buyers have decided not to purchase Venezuelan crude this week due to a US blockade limiting exports and driving up prices. V...
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