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Evergreen orders six LNG dual-fuel ultra-large containerships

SAFETY4SEA 19 Mar 2025
Evergreen Marine has ordered for six 24,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel ultra-large containerships from Hanwha Ocean ... Moreover, the ultra-large containerships, each measuring 400 ...
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Euroseas Ltd. Announces a 3-year Charter Contract Extension for its Intermediate Containership, M/V Rena P and the Successful Completion of its Spin-off EuroHoldings Ltd (Form 6-K) (Euroseas Ltd)

Public Technologies 19 Mar 2025
Following the completion of the spin-off of three of the Company’s subsidiaries into Euroholdings Ltd., Euroseas will have a fleet of 22 vessels, including 15 Feeder containerships and 7 Intermediate containerships.
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Containership oil spill contaminates vessels at Keelung Port

SAFETY4SEA 18 Mar 2025
A containership docked at Keelung Port has spilled oil during refuelling, contaminating several nearby vessels on 16 March ... As reported, the containership oil spill affected multiple vessels, including ...
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Canada completes its first STS containership LNG bunkering

SAFETY4SEA 14 Mar 2025
Seaspan has completed Canada’s first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering for a containership in the Port of Vancouver on 9 March ... 7,900 TEU containership that was built in 2024 by HD Hyundai Samho.
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Over a third of containerships ordered will not arrive until 2028

SAFETY4SEA 13 Mar 2025
The containership orderbook grows past nine million teu, but a third of the ships won’t come before 2028, according to Alphaliner data. The global containership orderbook has grown to a record ...
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Over a third of containerships ordered do not arrive until 2028

SAFETY4SEA 12 Mar 2025
The containership orderbook grows past nine million teu, but a third of the ships won’t come before 2028, according to Alphaliner data. The global containership orderbook has grown to a record ...
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Salvage Teams Prepare to Board Tanker and Containership in North Sea

The Maritime Executive 12 Mar 2025
The fires aboard the containership Solong are being described as ... The containership continues to be held in a safe position offshore by a tug with additional support vessels remaining in the area.
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Containership likely to sink after North Sea collision

Splash24/7 11 Mar 2025
The Solong containership involved in Monday’s collision in the UK North Sea is unlikely to remain afloat, British maritime minister Mike Kane has said ... (Credit. BBC) pic.twitter.com/W8KJlDalA4— Ian Ridpath (@ianridpath) March 11, 2025. .
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