Category: Maritime industry

Sulmara Assists Fuel Recovery Operation from Typhoon-Struck Cargo Ship The news title “Sulmara Assists Fuel Recovery Op from Typhoon-Struck Cargo Ship” highlights Sulmara’s pivotal role in a significant fuel recovery operation from a typhoon-damaged cargo ship off Taiwan. This story delves into a complex rescue mission, the utilization of advanced technology, and the collaborative efforts…

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Japan’s JERA Plans to Expand U.S. LNG Purchases to Diversify Energy Supply Japan’s largest LNG buyer, JERA, is planning to increase its purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to diversify its supply and meet growing demand, particularly from data centers and AI. This strategic move aims to enhance energy security and…

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Turkey’s Naval Expansion: A Strategic Initiative for Geopolitical Influence Turkey’s naval expansion is a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing its geopolitical influence and military capabilities. This project involves the construction of new warships, submarines, and an aircraft carrier, significantly boosting Turkey’s naval power. The expansion is part of a broader effort to diversify the domestic…

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The Port of Los Angeles: A Historic Year in 2024 The Port of Los Angeles (Port of LA) marked a historic year in 2024, processing over 10.3 million container units. This significant milestone solidified the port’s status as the Western Hemisphere’s busiest container port for the 25th consecutive year. The port’s achievements are particularly noteworthy…

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Santos and Tamboran Resources Collaborate on Darwin LNG Expansion Introduction to the Collaboration The collaboration between Santos and Tamboran Resources Corporation is focused on evaluating the potential expansion of the Darwin LNG project. This includes adding a second liquefaction train to the existing facility at Middle Arm, located on Darwin Harbour. The primary goal is…

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The Bay du Nord Oil Project: A Sustainable Offshore Development The Bay du Nord oil project, operated by Norwegian state-owned energy giant Equinor, is a significant offshore oil development off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The project consists of several oil discoveries in the Flemish Pass basin, with the first discovery made by…

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Redesignation of Yemen’s Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization: Implications and Analysis The recent executive order by President Donald Trump to redesignate Yemen’s Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization is a significant move in the ongoing Red Sea shipping crisis. This designation, which follows a period of humanitarian concerns, aims to enhance maritime security and…

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Revolutionizing Marine Surveying: The Delivery of REAV-28 USV by HydroSurv The recent delivery of a REAV-28 Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) equipped with a WASSP multibeam echosounder system by HydroSurv to Foyle Marine & Dredging marks a significant milestone in the marine surveying industry. This innovative solution is designed to provide cost-effective bathymetric surveys for marine…

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Subsea Expo 2025: Deep in Transition The Subsea Expo 2025, set to take place in Aberdeen from February 18 to 20, has been announced with the theme ‘Deep in Transition’. This theme reflects the industry’s shift towards new energy production methods, including traditional and renewable offshore sources. The event will feature a diverse range of…

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Introduction to Russian Oil Freight Rates The recent surge in freight rates for Russian oil has been driven by a combination of U.S. sanctions and a global tanker shortage. The U.S. has imposed strict sanctions on Russia’s oil industry, significantly reducing the availability of tankers that can transport Russian oil. These sanctions have led to…

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