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Dealfeng Rotor Sail Installation Completed on Oil Tanker

The companies say a vessel using the rotor sails can achieve a reduction of around 8% of fuel and GHG emissions, while maintaining speed and travel time.

In one solution to reliance on fossil fuel, these rotor sails generate forward thrust as the wind causes pressure difference around the rotating rotor while a vessel is underway. Photo: Dealfeng New Energy Technology.

ONE Launches West India-North America Service to Enhance Connectivity in India

The ocean carrier said the new service will be conducted via a fleet of nine vessels, all of which are operated by ONE.

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Attackers Who Held Israel-Linked Tanker Seized by U.S. Navy

The Houthis have promised to target Israel over its war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, declaring themselves part of an "axis of resistance" of Iran-affiliated groups.

A U.S. warship. Photo: iStock.com/3DSculptor

Tanker With Ties to Israeli Billionaire Ofer Boarded Off Yemen

The incident is the latest in a string of attacks since Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen issued a threat to target ships until Israel’s military operation against Hamas ends.

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Climate Neutral Island Supply Vessel Commissioned for Marshall Islands

The ship is equipped with a semi-automated INDOSAIL wind propulsion system, enabling it to reach a speed of roughly 12 knots with a sailing area of 500 square meters.

Photo: iStock.com/SHansche

Cargo Volumes Rise for Third-Straight Month at Port of LA

Through the first ten months of 2023, the Port has processed 7,123,900 TEUs, which represents a 16.6% drop-off when compared to the same period in 2022.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock / KKStock

Israeli Vessel’s Capture Reignites Fears Over Mideast Shipping

While the impact of the Israel-Hamas war has been contained so far, markets have been wary that the fighting will draw in other nations in the region, particularly Iran.

Photo: iStock.com/Yuliia Bukovska

NATO Members Seek to Reach Deal on Black Sea Mine-Sweeping Force

The mine-sweeping force wouldn’t be considered a NATO operation but would be the first major combined action of Black Sea allies since President Vladimir Putin ordered the war on Ukraine.

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Europe's Auto Exports Boosted by EV Subsidies

German manufacturers exported around 2.6 million new passenger cars in the 10 months through October, up 22% year over year.

Photo: iStock.com/DINphotogallery

Moving Container Production From China Won't Ease Supply Chain Woes, SC Execs Say

Nineteen percent of responders said that they believe shifting production away from China would help supply chains while another 27% said this change could maybe alleviate supply issues.

Photo: iStock.com/Fahroni

U.S. Asks About 100 Tankers in Russia Oil Cap Violations Probe

The U.S. Treasury recently imposed its first sanctions on companies accused of violating an oil price cap.

Photo: iStock.com/Andrii Zorii

U.S. to Build $553M Deep-Water Shipping Terminal in Sri Lanka

The Port of Colombo has been operating near its capacity since 2021, meaning the new terminal will enable the continued growth of economies located in the Bay of Bengal.

Colombo, Sri Lanka. Photo: iStock.com/joyt

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