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Equasis adds ship-to-ship transfer records from DYNAMARINe

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Ship-to-ship transfer specialist DYNAMARINe has reached a milestone in its push for greater transparency in offshore cargo transfer operations after its vessel data was integrated into the Equasis maritime information platform. The move follows DYNAMARINe’s approval as an Equasis data provider in late 2023 and the completion of platform developments required to incorporate the company’s ship-to-ship (STS) transfer information into the system.
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Eckship lines up heavylift newbuild series

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By Adis Ajdin 
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German project cargo and heavylift specialist Eckship has launched a newbuilding programme that could see up to six heavylift vessels added to its fleet from 2028 onwards. The company said the vessels will be delivered from the second quarter of 2028 at short intervals thereafter, strengthening its position in the project cargo, heavylift and breakbulk sectors.
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Autonomous barge completes terminal-to-terminal voyage in Rotterdam

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The Port of Rotterdam has completed what it describes as a major step forward in autonomous shipping after an inland vessel successfully sailed between terminals without active human control during a live demonstration in one of Europe’s busiest ports.
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Dutch shipping groups Vertom and UAL set out combination plans

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By Adis Ajdin 
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Dutch shipping and logistics group Vertom and fellow multipurpose specialist Universal Africa Lines (UAL) have unveiled plans to combine their businesses in a move aimed at expanding their reach across key breakbulk, project cargo and container trades. The proposed transaction will bring together Vertom’s shortsea shipping network and fleet of more than 80 vessels with UAL’s established liner and project cargo operations serving the Atlantic basin and Africa.
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Swedish firm lands $105m role in Indonesia’s giant gas development

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By Bojan Lepic 
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Swedish engineering materials specialist Alleima has landed a subsea tubing contract worth around SEK 995m ($105m) tied to one of Indonesia’s largest offshore gas developments. The order, awarded by an unnamed subsea technology contractor, will see Alleima supply advanced tubing solutions for the Kutei North Hub project offshore East Kalimantan.
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Sea Cargo Charter members hold emissions line despite shipping turmoil

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By Adis Ajdin 
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Charterers and shipowners participating in the Sea Cargo Charter (SCC) managed to keep climate performance broadly stable in 2025 despite a year marked by geopolitical disruption, shifting trade patterns and continued uncertainty over global shipping regulation. The annual disclosure report released by the SCC showed signatories were on average 11.6% behind the International Maritime Organization’s minimum decarbonisation trajectory, a slight improvement from 12.2% a year earlier.
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Containerlines cash in on Chinese car export boom

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By Sam Chambers 
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China’s passenger car exports surged 73% year-on-year in May to approximately 809,000 vehicles, with the boom in electric vehicle shipments driving car carrier charter rates to fresh highs and effectively clearing the spot market of available tonnage. Data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers shows May’s figure edged above the 796,000 passenger cars exported in April, continuing an unbroken run of record-challenging monthly totals.
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Former Norden chief launches Africa-focused shipbroking house

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By Adis Ajdin 
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Shipping executive Christian Vinther Christensen has launched a new brokerage and advisory business, Origin Brokers, with an initial focus on Africa’s shipping and commodity markets. Christensen, whose career includes senior roles at Norden, Western Bulk and Maersk, said the new company has been established to serve what he described as an underserved market for specialised shipbroking and maritime services.
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Global offshore wind capacity on track to quadruple by 2035

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By Bojan Lepic 
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Governments across the world should expedite the development and construction of offshore wind farms to help shield their economies from the impacts of future energy crises, according to a new report from the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). GWEC’s 2026 Global Offshore Wind Report set out an eight-point action plan for policymakers to ensure offshore wind projects are prioritised for investment as nationally significant projects in planning and procurement frameworks.
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European consortium launches AI-powered ship retrofit project

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A consortium of 19 maritime companies, research institutions and technology providers has launched a new European initiative aimed at accelerating the decarbonisation of the existing global fleet. The FIT-HORIZONS project, coordinated by Norway’s SINTEF Ocean and backed by nearly €4m ($4.6m) in European Union funding, will develop a digital design environment to help shipowners evaluate and implement vessel retrofit solutions more quickly and efficiently.
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Aury, Pierre
Chambers, Sam
Lepic, Bojan
Rowles, Grant

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