Salvage Operations: Residual Fuel Removed from Defiant Fuel Barge, Grounded at Port San Juan Entrance

Salvage units have completed the operation to remove residual fuel from the Defiant fuel barge, which previously grounded in the approaches to Port San Juan, Puerto Rico. The work is aimed at mitigating the risk of pollution and preparing the vessel for subsequent ditching operations. 🚢 The approximately 265-foot-long, non-self-propelled barge was towed from St. […]

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Sanctioned tankers are increasingly being sent to India for recycling.

Oil tankers previously used to transport sanctioned cargo continue to arrive at Indian shipbreaking facilities, including the Alang cluster in Gujarat. These are the so-called “shadow fleet” vessels, which are being decommissioned and transferred for recycling. 🚢 According to industry sources, at least three such tankers—Woodchip, Global Star, and Bodhi—arrived on the Indian coast in […]

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Norwegian Cruise Line Secures Fincantieri Shipyard Slots Until 2037

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has signed a new agreement with Italian shipbuilding group Fincantieri for the construction of three cruise ships. The contract secures the company production slots at European shipyards until 2037, intensifying competition for shipbuilding capacity in the region. 🇮🇹 According to the operator, one new ship will be delivered to each […]

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