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Trump Jokes Iran Crisis May Keep Him From Son’s Wedding

Trump Jokes Iran Crisis May Keep Him From Son’s Wedding
US President Donald Trump on Thursday joked that the ongoing Iran conflict could prevent him from attending the wedding of his eldest son, saying he would “get killed” whether he attended or skipped the ceremony. Speaking to reporters during an Oval Office...
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WinGD Validates Further Progress in Ammonia Engine Development with Latest FAT

WinGD Validates Further Progress in Ammonia Engine Development with Latest FAT
Swiss marine power company WinGD has successfully completed another Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) for its ammonia-fuelled two-stroke marine engine, further advancing the development and commercial readiness of ammonia-fuelled propulsion for zero-carbon shipping....
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HD Korea Shipbuilding secures six VLAC orders worth 1.08 trillion won

HD Korea Shipbuilding secures six VLAC orders worth 1.08 trillion won
HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, the intermediate shipbuilding holding company of HD Hyundai, said on the 21st it signed a construction contract with a Europe-based shipowner for six very large ammonia carriers (VLAC). The total order value is 1.0782...
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Gasum’s bio-LNG sales in maritime saw substantial growth in 2025

Gasum’s bio-LNG sales in maritime saw substantial growth in 2025
A notable driver behind the development has been the FuelEU Maritime regulation that came into force last year. Gasum has seen a significant increase in maritime liquefied biomethane (bio-LNG) sales over the last year. The share of biomethane out of all gas volumes...
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Strait of Hormuz transits increase slightly as Iran, US negotiations continue

Strait of Hormuz transits increase slightly as Iran, US negotiations continue
Even as transits through the Strait of Hormuz have ticked higher, a shipping analyst believes that Iran retains de facto control over the waterway where about 20% of crude oil supply passes through. Lars Jensen, president of consultancy firm Vespucci Maritime, said...
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