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Three and a half metres of water under the keel, at all times, for the whole passage. It reads like a static number and behaves like a moving one, which is why the same instrument that sets it also caps your speed. By MarineCraft Journal…


A fixed carbon dioxide system is the only firefighting equipment on board that nobody ever tests by using it. Everything anyone knows about whether it…

Booking beds from a provider moves the building, the staff and the housekeeping off your books. It does not move the offence. The employer who places…

An estate with enough workers must build and maintain a hospital. A non-estate camp housing the same number must ensure they receive the necessary med…

Amid Persistent Gas Shortage, Bangladesh Picks Chinese Proposal for Third Floating LNG Terminal
Bangladesh on Thursday approved a Chinese proposal to build the country's third floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, expanding import capacity as a persistent gas shortage weighs on power generation and industry.The…
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Norwegian Firm Unveils USV for Anti-submarine Operations in High North
Norwegian maritime technology company Kongsberg Maritime has unveiled a new class of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) designed for rapid integration and deployment into so-called hybrid fleets."In response to the UK Royal Navy’s…
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Teekay Tankers Q3 Net Income Falls on Vessel Sales and Lower Spot Rates
Teekay Tankers recorded net income of $195.2 million for the third quarter of 2026. This was down from $225.9 million in the second quarter but more than double the $92.1 million reported…
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Britain Hits Russian Oil Producer and Vessels With New Sanctions
Britain on Thursday imposed sanctions on Russian oil producer Slavneft and a range of energy-related entities and vessels, saying it had become the first country to target all of Russia's 10 largest…
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Port of Gothenburg Eyes Large-scale Biogas Bunkering in 2027
November 12, 2026 · 10 minutes ago Sweden’s Port of Gothenburg is gearing up to launch a new LBG liquefaction plant next year to enable large-scale liquefied biogas bunkering.
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