Shipping Corp of India wins approval to split business ahead of sell-off
Government okays demerger plans to hive off non-core assets
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MOL tipped as winner of Ineos two-LNG ship tender
Eyes are on Japanese shipowner’s recent Samsung Heavy Industries newbuildings
Essar pumping $3.6bn into hydrogen and ammonia fuel production
Investments will centre on the UK and India and also include biofuels
Chevron aims to cut LNG fleet’s carbon footprint with green tech retrofits
Singapore yard to install reliquefication systems, hull air lubrication technology and new gas compressors.
Chevron aims to cut LNG fleet’s carbon footprint with green tech retrofits
Singapore yard to install reliquefication systems, hull air lubrication technology and gas compressors
Russia’s first super-size FSU leaves shipyard on route to Russian Arctic waters
The second unit is set to head to the eastern end of the Northern Sea Route off the Kamchatka Peninsula later this year
First laden Q-Flex LNG carrier squeezes through Panama Canal
Vessel undertakes pioneering transit of the waterway four years after passing through in ballast
TotalEnergies’ Cousin looks to grow dual-fuelled tanker fleet as major probes future fuels
Energy major regroups its shipping activities into one unit under leadership of former LNG carrier chief Jerome Cousin
French major’s ‘One Shipping’ steps up with Jerome Cousin at helm
TotalEnergies new departmental chief sees need to offer longer charters to support owners in switch to new technologies
Post-invasion FSRU grab cleans out fleet and spurs fresh models
Vanishing regas vessels leave dent in trading fleet as Europe abandons pipeline gas imports for seaborne LNG