Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations With First Keel Laying
Balenciaga Shipyard has resumed active shipbuilding, holding the keel laying ceremony for its first vessel since the historic Basque facility restarted operations.
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Repsol Supplies First Bioethanol to Maersk in the Port of Barcelona
Repsol has completed what it describes as the first bioethanol bunkering operation in the Port of Barcelona, delivering 2,800 tonnes of the alcohol-based fuel to Maersk's 16,000 TEU container vessel Antonia Maersk.
Eni CEO: Big Oil Bets on Southeast Asia and Latin America
Global oil and gas majors are steering fresh capital towards Southeast Asia and Latin America as persistent shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz reshape supply strategies, according to Eni chief executive Claudio Descalzi.
Video: U.S. Disables Iran-Linked Tanker With Hellfire Missiles
The United States has carried out its first enforcement action under the newly reinstated naval blockade of Iran's seaports, disabling an Iran-linked crude oil tanker as it neared the country's main export terminal. U.S.
Iran Piles on Pressure and Targets Tanker Off Omani LNG Terminal
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has widened its campaign of maritime pressure in the Gulf region, striking a chemical product tanker off Oman's Qalhat liquefied natural gas terminal near Sur late on 13 July.
Seafarer Pleads Guilty to Concealing Cocaine on Tanker for Mexican Cartel
A Filipino seafarer has admitted to smuggling narcotics aboard a commercial tanker on behalf of a Mexican drug cartel, entering a guilty plea before a Los Angeles district court on 13 July.