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Greece-based shipping company Euroseas has signed newbuilding contracts, worth roughly $102m, for three new fuel-efficient containerships.

Bangladesh Shipping is requesting $22.4m from its insurer, Sadharan Bima, after its cargo ship was hit by a missile in Ukraine.

After the EU, US, and UK announced plans to minimise Russian oil and gas use, where will the allies source their energy?

Gothenburg has transformed its decaying shipyards into science parks, while making waves in sustainable development.

Ocean Infinity has selected ship management and maritime services provider OSM Maritime as its new build site supervision partner in Norway.

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has secured a $430m contract from an undisclosed shipper to build new LNG ships.

Seaports in Norway will reportedly remain open to Russian vessels due to concerns that a ban could seriously affect the local industry.

Mentions of industrial automation within the filings of companies in the maritime industry were 34% higher between October 2020 and September 2021.

The ILWU has confirmed that its workers will refuse to work on any Russian ships at the 29 West Coast US ports.

Maritime company Nautilus Labs has secured $34m in a Series B funding round to support its efforts towards decarbonising ocean shipping.