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Pollution reduction cited as the main reason behind relocation, but other private terminals nearby could make any move redundant

The project at Fjord Base in Norway has been called a ‘milestone’ for ammonia as a source. Elsewhere, MAN Energy will fit a 200,000 dwt bulk carrier with an ammonia engine

Panama Canal finally begins to rebound after drought-driven dive | Coalition calls for greater transparency on methane slip data in LNG engines | Detained Rostock ship raises knotty sanctions questions

Zim has gained a place in the top 10 box carrier rankings. But with a large number of charter vessels coming off hire this year, its fleet size will remain stable

An Iranian navy chief said Iran could close the Strait of Hormuz as he pledged to ‘punish Israel’ for a lethal strike in Syria, which killed a Revolutionary Guards’ general

Guangzhou port has been reviewing projects carried out during Li’s tenure

Secretary-general of China’s shipbuilding association has shrugged off concerns about potential US investigations into Chinese shipbuilding, arguing the sector’s substantial scale and cost benefits are too entrenched to be undermined

Monjasa said its annual bunker sales of 6.5m tonnes made it the seventh-biggest global supplier

Cansi chief seeks united front with Japan on shipbuilding amid US reshoring push | Baltimore bridge collapse owners liability limitation bid has strong chance | ‘Could they? Yes. Will they? Probably not’: Doubts over Iran’s Strait of Hormuz threat

As Britain’s most famous 20th-century judge Lord Denning once ruled, limitation of liability is ‘not a matter of justice’ but instead finds ‘justification in convenience’