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EU boxship emissions fall, but Red Sea risk keeps carbon gains hostage
Europe’s containership emissions slightly improved in 2025, but Red Sea diversions continue to threaten lasting carbon gains
TEN exercises option for second LNG carrier
Hyundai-built newbuilding pair set to double Greece-based owner’s presence in LNG shipping sector
Bain Capital to buy majority stake in Everllence for €7.4bn
Boston buyout firm Bain Capital will buy 51% of German engine maker Everllence, formerly MAN Energy Solutions
Why nuclear shipping is a pipe dream
Next-generation small modular reactors are just around the corner, and always will be
Stop abusing AIS data, Russia tells IMO
Following several seizures of Russian-linked vessels by US and European nations, Russia proposed a mechanism for states to report when AIS data is used to attack or take ships
Governments would have to foot the bill for nuclear shipping
Governments will be on the hook for the potentially unlimited liability created by a nuclear incident at sea, Core Power’s annual nuclear conference was told. There are doubts they are keen to take such a burden on
Shipping needs its own maritime-specific AI revolution
Veson Nautical is a maritime freight technology and data provider, and Russ Hubbard has added his experience from other industries to present some powerful arguments in favour of implementing AI across shipping, while recognising how it may reshape team roles and responsibilities
Norway’s Eitzen Group orders first two electric containerships
Oslo-based shipowner Eitzen Group has ordered two fully electric containerships, calling it a milestone in green shipping
Artificial intelligence hasn’t killed marine underwriting... yet
It can write your quotes for you and then handle the claims. But other than putting you out of a job, what’s not to like?
ICS report highlights challenges for onboard carbon capture
A Lloyd’s Register report for the International Chamber of Shipping has found that onboard CO2 capture (OCCS) is technically possible, but still has far to go
Nuclear hype continues, but its path to a business case is unclear
Small modular reactor hopefuls continue to work towards the dream of next-gen nuclear propulsion. But the technology has formidable barriers to overcome
HD Hyundai delivers world’s first dual-fuel ammonia cargoship to Saverys’ Exmar
Newbuilding is the lead ship of four 46,000 cu m mid-sized LPG carriers ordered by Exmar in 2022
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