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Trump revokes Biden-era order on competition, White House says

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday revoked a 2021 executive order on promoting competition in the U.S. economy issued by...
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First two Venezuelan oil cargoes by Chevron after license depart to US

The first two cargoes of Venezuelan oil exported by energy major after it received a fresh U.S. authorization to operate...
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China to receive rare gasoil cargo from India amid EU sanctions

China is set to receive a rare gasoil cargo from India, with a 65,000 mt cargo from Nayara Energy heading...
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Porthos CO2 pipeline laid on seabed and entrenched

The installation of the approximately 20-kilometer-long offshore pipeline for the Porthos CO2 transport and storage project has been completed. The...
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HD Hyundai Explores Korea-U.S. Shipbuilding Cooperation with Foreign Minister and Acting U.S. Ambassador to Korea

Ahead of the Korea-U.S. summit scheduled for the end of this month, HD Hyundai is taking proactive steps to ensure...
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United Republic of Tanzania charts roadmap for info-sharing center to boost maritime security

Progress has been made towards operationalizing the National Maritime Information Sharing Centre (NMISC) in the United Republic of Tanzania to...
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Maritime Technology Forum 2025 report on the safe carriage of electric vehicles at sea

As the global transition to electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, the maritime industry faces a new type of safety challenge. The...
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Capesize Market Holds Steady Last Week

Capesize The Capesize market held broadly steady this week, moving within a narrow range as sentiment shifted between softer patches...
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Atlas Maritime leverages DNV service to verify cargo discharge savings

The optimization of cargo discharge operations (CDO) is a digital service developed by DNV to help tanker operators realize fuel...
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Unlocking the True Potential of FPSO Operations with a Contextual Digital twin

Digital transformation in offshore operations doesn’t begin with most advanced complex solutions —it starts with solving the everyday data access...
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World oil market looks more ’bloated’ after OPEC+ hike, IEA says

World oil supply will rise more rapidly than expected this year and next as OPEC+ members further increase output and...
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The GRAND AMANDA: Has the scope of the implied indemnity now been clarified?

On appeal of an arbitration award, the Court has provided a detailed review of the application of the implied indemnity...
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TMS Cardiff Gas reduces SIRE 2.0 inspection failures by 34 Percent with AI-powered Kaiko Systems mobile app

TMS Cardiff Gas has reported a 34 percent reduction in negative SIRE 2.0 observations across its LNG and LPG fleet...
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US container imports may have peaked in July, chief of busiest seaport says

Ocean imports to the United States may have peaked in July after retailers raced to bring in goods from China...
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China slows down Urals crude buying ahead of US-Russia talks

Fewer deals were heard in China for the Russian Urals crude cargoes relinquished by Indian buyers this week, as market...
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Port of Los Angeles posts busiest month ever, eclipsing 1 million container units

July was the busiest month on record in the 117-year history of the Port of Los Angeles. The Port handled...
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Port Authority recognized for leadership in sustainability

Port Authority of NSW has strengthened its sustainability credentials with multiple recognitions, becoming the first Australian port to be certified...
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ICJ ruling puts legal heat on global shipping – Pacific leads the call

The recent International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion has shifted climate justice from a political ambition to a binding...
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US, petrostates band together for IMO showdown over green bunker rules

The US and a group of eight petrostates have made renewed attempts to thwart the International Maritime Organization’s new decarbonization...
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Nigeria’s seaborne import of clean petroleum products falls 39% year-on-year

During the first seven months of 2025, Nigeria’s seaborne imports of clean petroleum products (CPP) declined by 39% compared to...
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