Davie has locked in a $3.5 billion contract to build Arctic Security Cutters for the U.S. Coast Guard, with hulls split between Finland and Texas.
gCaptain Article: Davie Defense Finalizes $3.5 Billion U.S. Coast Guard Artic Security Cutter Deal
MarineLog Article: Union Maritime Takes Delivery of its Third WindWings Tanker
Union Maritime’s third WindWings-equipped LR2 tanker marks a shift from pilot installations to repeatable commercial deployment of wind propulsion.
ENR Article: Dali Operator Faces Federal Charges in Key Bridge Incident
Federal prosecutors charge the Dali’s operator and a technical superintendent with conspiracy and obstruction in the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse.
41st Annual Merchants Exchange Grain Committee Golf Tournament
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Port of Tacoma Article: Port of Tacoma and Puyallup Tribe of Indians Approve Agreement to Widen Blair Waterway
Tacoma and the Puyallup Tribe greenlight a Blair Waterway widening project that pairs cargo expansion with salmon habitat restoration.
CleanShipping International Article: Wärtsilä Launches Onboard Wastewater Management Product Line
Wärtsilä has launched a modular onboard grease trap series designed to keep fats, oils, and grease out of ship discharge systems — a practical new tool for fleet operators navigating tightening environmental compliance requirements at sea.
Railway Age Article: Port of Coos Bay Awarded $11M to Advance PCIP Project
The global containership orderbook has hit a record 13 million TEU — and shipping consultancy Linerlytica is warning that the industry’s capacity discipline may be tested like never before as the delivery wave accelerates.
CruiseNews Article: American Encore Begins Panama Canal Delivery Voyage to Columbia River
American Cruise Lines’ newest and most spacious riverboat, American Encore, launched its sold-out inaugural season today from Portland — marking the arrival of the eighth American Cruise Lines vessel to call the Columbia and Snake Rivers home.
Splash 247 Article: IMO Net Zero Framework Survives Assault but Adoption Remains Uncertain
The IMO’s Net Zero Framework survived a coordinated push to weaken or dismantle it at MEPC 84, with a narrow majority of member states reaffirming it as the basis for negotiations — and setting December as the next shot at formal adoption.