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Washington turns to nuclear power in shipbuilding revival

Washington turns to nuclear power in shipbuilding revival

The US Maritime Administration (MARAD) has teamed up with CORE POWER in an agreement to accelerate a US-flagged fleet of nuclear-powered merchant ships. The memorandum of cooperation brings MARAD and the UK-founded nuclear technology company together to work through obstacles that have kept nuclear propulsion confined to naval vessels. CORE POWER is targeting first construction …

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EC approves CMA CGM and TotalEnergies’ ARA-based LNG bunkering JV
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EC approves CMA CGM and TotalEnergies’ ARA-based LNG bunkering JV

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Carriers warn of 20-day delays as congestion crisis at Durban worsens

Carriers warn of 20-day delays as congestion crisis at Durban worsens

The congestion at Durban Gateway Terminal has worsened, with delays hitting 10 days, and there is little sign that a resolution is imminent creating more frustration among the forwarding community. Sources told The Loadstar the terminal’s Pier 2 was “materially constrained”, noting that while delays of 10 days were expected, “some individual services are further behind”. One forwarder told The Loadstar: “Honestly, it is a shit show. ICTSI has taken over one ... The post Carriers warn of 20-day delays as congestion crisis at Durban worsens appeared first on The Loadstar .

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Arabian Drilling set to kick off rig ops offshore Oman before quarter-end
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Arabian Drilling set to kick off rig ops offshore Oman before quarter-end

Arabian Drilling, described as Saudi Arabia’s largest onshore and offshore drilling contractor by fleet size, has expanded its footprint in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) with a multi-well assignment off the coast of Oman. The post Arabian Drilling set to kick off rig ops offshore Oman before quarter-end appeared first on Offshore Energy .

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U.S. MARAD and CORE POWER developing co-operation framework to spur nuclear-powered merchant shipping

U.S. MARAD and CORE POWER developing co-operation framework to spur nuclear-powered merchant shipping

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Satellite Images Show Seven Tankers Loading Iraqi Crude at Once

Satellite Images Show Seven Tankers Loading Iraqi Crude at Once

Seven crude carriers were moored at Iraq’s Persian Gulf export facilities on August 24—a sharp increase from recent weeks. The carriers had a combined carrying capacity of roughly 13 million barrels, according to satellite imagery analyzed by Bloomberg. TankerTrackers.com separately said it counted and identified 13 million barrels loading Monday at Iraq’s Al Basrah Oil Terminal. That is a dramatic departure from the past several weeks, when satellite passes typically showed just one or two tankers at Iraq’s offshore export…

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RSGT And CMA CGM Announce USD 434 Million Initial Investment (SAR 1.6 Billion) To Develop Terminal 4 And Add Up To 2.6 Million TEUs Of Capacity At Jeddah Islamic Port

RSGT And CMA CGM Announce USD 434 Million Initial Investment (SAR 1.6 Billion) To Develop Terminal 4 And Add Up To 2.6 Million TEUs Of Capacity At Jeddah Islamic Port

Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT), Saudi Arabia’s leading terminal operator, and CMA CGM Group, a global player in sea, land, air and logistics solutions, yesterday signed definitive agreements to jointly develop and operate Terminal 4 at Jeddah Islamic Port, in collaboration with Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani), marking one of the largest foreign direct investments in ...

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Turning policy into steel. Turning vision into ships

Turning policy into steel. Turning vision into ships

The United States is moving to make nuclear propulsion part of its commercial maritime revival. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) and CORE POWER (US) Inc. (CORE POWER) today announced a first-of-a-kind federal-private cooperation framework to accelerate the commercial, industrial and regulatory pathway for a future fleet of U.S.-flagged nuclear-powered merchant ships. CORE ...

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McDermott clinches over $1 billion EPCI job for ADNOC’s $6.2B giant gas project
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McDermott clinches over $1 billion EPCI job for ADNOC’s $6.2B giant gas project

U.S. offshore engineering and construction player McDermott has won an engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) assignment for a gas development project off the coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), enabling it to deliver one of the Middle East’s heaviest offshore topsides. The post McDermott clinches over $1 billion EPCI job for ADNOC’s $6.2B giant gas project appeared first on Offshore Energy .

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Postal Service contract drivers faulted for English-language violations

Postal Service contract drivers faulted for English-language violations

A significant number of independent contractors who deliver and collect mail for the U.S. Postal Service lack security clearances, engage in unsafe driving practices or don’t possess required English skills, threatening mail integrity, public safety, finances and the brand’s reputation, according to an audit by the organization’s inspector general. The Postal Service contracts with individuals or companies, who supply their own vehicles, to provide mail service for homes and businesses, primarily in rural and underserved areas. In fiscal year 2025, the Postal Service had more than 8,273 active

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