Month: October 2026

Seatrium Limited (“Seatrium” or the “Group“) has renewed its multi-year agreement with the world’s largest cruise operator, Carnival Corporation, extending a longstanding strategic partnership established since 2010. The agreement underscores Seatrium’s established track record and leading capabilities in delivering complex cruise ship maintenance, upgrades, revitalisations and retrofit solutions. Under the Favoured Customer Contract (“FCC”) agreement, …

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The Government of Canada has stated that the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) is intended to replace the Victoria-class fleet with up to 12 modern submarines. This will create a long-term requirement for the people, organisations and industrial capabilities needed to support those platforms throughout their lifecycle. As Canada advances its plans for a new …

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In response to global trends in maritime decarbonisation and the energy transition, a ceremony themed “Sustainable Green Energy, Setting Sail Toward Net Zero” was held today (October 5) at the Port of Kaohsiung’s Sixth Container Terminal to mark the launch of marine biofuel bunkering services. Representatives from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC), the …

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Following a public vote, Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) has announced the names for the two new freight-flex vessels that will serve Scotland’s Northern Isles routes. Operated by NorthLink Ferries, the new vessels set to serve the Aberdeen to Kirkwall/Lerwick route will be named MV Hascosay and MV Hakon. Over the two weeks, more than …

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