- The elevator pitch for third-party shipmanagement
Third-party shipmanagement is increasingly being presented as a way to strengthen shipowners rather than replace them. Industry leaders argue that owners are turning to external managers to improve efficiency, safety, crew welfare and operational resilience while maintaining strategic control of their fleets.
https://splash247.com/the-elevator-pitch-for-third-party-shipmanagement/
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- JP Morgan expands shipping bet with fresh tanker and gas carrier orders at Samsung
JP Morgan-linked entities have expanded their presence in the shipping sector through additional tanker and gas carrier orders at Samsung Heavy Industries. Sources estimate that JP Morgan-backed platforms have committed more than $3bn to newbuilding projects over the past six months across multiple vessel segments.
https://splash247.com/jp-morgan-expands-shipping-bet-with-fresh-tanker-and-gas-carrier-orders-at-samsung/
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- BW LPG fires off $940m VLGC order
BW LPG has returned to the newbuilding market with an order for eight panamax gas carriers at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries. The contract is valued at approximately $940m and forms part of the company’s fleet renewal strategy amid strong LPG market fundamentals.
https://splash247.com/bw-lpg-fires-off-940m-vlgc-order/
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- Three offshore platforms resume production at Iran’s South Pars gas field
Three offshore platforms at Iran’s South Pars gas field have resumed production after previous disruptions. The development restores part of the country’s gas output capacity as regional energy markets continue monitoring tensions in the Gulf.
https://gcaptain.com/three-offshore-platforms-resume-production-at-irans-south-pars-gas-field/
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- Vizhinjam becomes fastest Indian port to handle 2 million TEUs after starting operations
Vizhinjam Port has become the fastest port in India to reach the milestone of handling 2 million TEUs since commencing operations. The achievement highlights the rapid growth of the facility and its increasing role in regional container trade.
https://www.shippingtribune.com/news/shipping/Vizhinjam+Becomes+Fastest+Indian+Port+To+Handle+2+Million+TEUs+After+Starting+Operations
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- Value Maritime to retrofit Neptune Lines vessels with carbon capture systems
Value Maritime will install carbon capture technology on vessels operated by Neptune Lines as part of efforts to reduce shipping emissions. The retrofit programme reflects growing industry interest in onboard carbon capture as a compliance and decarbonisation solution.
https://www.seanews.co.uk/environment/value-maritime-to-retrofit-neptune-lines-vessels-with-carbon-capture-systems
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- New parallel-hybrid California passenger vessel to sail with zero emissions
A new passenger vessel being introduced in California will use a parallel-hybrid propulsion system designed to operate with zero emissions during key parts of its service. The project supports California’s broader push toward cleaner maritime transportation.
https://www.rivieramm.com/news-content-hub/new-parallel-hybrid-california-passenger-vessel-to-sail-with-zero-emissions-88909
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- Alternative land bridge gateway to Hormuz passage proves efficient, COSCO reports
COSCO has reported positive results from using an alternative land bridge route linked to cargo movements associated with the Strait of Hormuz. The company said the arrangement has demonstrated efficiency and may help mitigate disruptions affecting regional trade flows.
https://www.rivieramm.com/news-content-hub/alternative-land-bridge-gateway-to-hormuz-passage-proves-efficient-cosco-reports-88884
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- Build the first Donald J. Trump Maritime Prosperity Zone in Alaska
A proposal has been put forward advocating the creation of a Donald J. Trump Maritime Prosperity Zone in Alaska. Supporters argue that the initiative could strengthen shipbuilding, energy development and maritime infrastructure in the region.
https://gcaptain.com/build-the-first-donald-j-trump-maritime-prosperity-zone-in-alaska/
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- U.S. forces disable commercial vessel showing Iran blockade still active despite peace talks
U.S. forces reportedly disabled a commercial vessel during operations connected to ongoing security concerns in the region. The incident has been cited as evidence that Iran-related maritime tensions and blockade risks remain despite diplomatic efforts and peace discussions.
https://gcaptain.com/u-s-forces-disable-commercial-vessel-showing-iran-blockade-still-active-despite-peace-talks/
