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HOUSTON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Venezuela's state-owned company PDVSA is facing challenges with oil shipments, increased price discounts, and customer requests to change terms of contracts after the U.S. seized a ship carrying oil from the country, according to t...
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This past weekend, a Balearia ferry faced tough weather while trying to cross the Strait of Gibraltar. After several challenging hours at sea, the fe...
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced a full blockade of all oil tankers that are under sanctions, entering or leaving Venezuela. He labeled t...
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Hefring Marine from Iceland, a leader in smart maritime analytics, has teamed up with SEA.AI, a company known for its AI-driven maritime vision...
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A merchant ship successfully defended itself from an armed attack by several small boats around 15 nautical miles west of Yemen, as reported by the...
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Last week, the ONE Continuity, a containership with a capacity of 8,102 TEU, changed its course to Las Palmas in the Canary Islands after losing arou...
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The German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has signed a contract with the Chinese shipbuilder CIMC Raffles to build eight dual-fuel methanol container s...
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ABB and HDF Energy have created a new high-power fuel cell for use in large ships, enabling installations at the megawatt level. Fuel cells can sign...
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U.S. Pressure on Venezuelan Oil Exports On December 15, Reuters reported that the United States is tightening its grip on Venezuela's oil exports. T...
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Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board has given the green light for South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Corporation to raise its stake in Austal Li...
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