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Cavotec lands €7M in shore power orders for Italian ports, supporting cruise, Ro-Ro, and container ships with eco-friendly solutions by 2026.

Erasmus Shipinvest celebrates the launch of the "Ocean Echo" and announces the growth of Erasmus Lines as a dedicated liner division to adapt to global trade changes.

Cyclone Sean prompts Pilbara port closures, heavy rain, and strong winds, threatening Western Australia’s iron ore exports and coastal areas.

Damen cuts steel on BC Ferries' third fully electric Island Class ferry, paving the way for eco-friendly maritime transport by 2027.

Bollinger Shipyards agrees to pay $1.025 million for False Claims Act violations related to unauthorized labor billed to the U.S. Coast Guard.

AD Ports Group signs a deal with Kazmortransflot to build two containerships, boosting operations and capacity in the Caspian Sea for enhanced trade efficiency.

Norway strengthens maritime tracking with NorSat-4, featuring advanced AIS and a low-light camera to monitor ships, even in Arctic darkness.

China dismisses the U.S. probe into its shipbuilding and logistics sectors, calling it unilateral and protectionist.

A U.S.-sanctioned tanker offloads Russian crude in China, testing new sanctions. Industry observes closely as the ship docks under a grace period.

Germany’s first fully electric catamaran, built by Damen Shipyards for AG Reederei Norden-Frisia, has completed trials and will start service in 2025.