MarineCraft News Desk 
The US Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District and the South Carolina Ports Authority have initiated a feasibility study to assess navigation improvements along the upper Charleston harbor.The investigation focuses on potential enhancements to the Cooper River navigation channel serving…
Latvia and Lithuania are considering ending shipments of Russian grain through their ports after Moscow stepped up the transits in response to attacks by Ukraine on its Baltic ports, senior officials from the two countries told Reuters.Reuters reported this week…
Dorian LPG has entered into an agreement with Hanwha Ocean to construct three 90,000 cbm dual-fuel Panamax very large gas carriers for approximately $345 million. Deliveries of the vessels, which can operate on liquefied petroleum gas and conventional low-sulphur fuels,…
[By Ryan Anderson, Division of Marketing & Communications, Texas A&M Maritime Academy] For nearly two decades, the Texas A&M Maritime Academy has waited for their ship to come in. The waiting ends on Tuesday, September 8th at 10 a.m.
A United Kingdom navy ship that was instrumental in the evacuation of civilians from Beirut in 2006 and active from 2005 to 2016 is ending its service with the Royal Navy.
COSCO Shipping issued a strongly worded statement saying it “firmly opposes” false and unfounded claims by “certain media” alleging its ships have hidden equipment for the purpose of intelligence collection.
