HMCC News

An oil tanker dubbed the Hafnia Seine hit the Bharat Petroleum Corp’s (abbreviated as the BPCL) crude import facility in Western India while en route to […]

MITSUI E&S Co. Ltd. and MAN Energy Solutions successfully completed the world’s first hydrogen combustion test on a large marine two-stroke engine, marking a revolutionary milestone […]

Richard Cruz, the captain and owner of the ship Stimulus Money, as well as Jaime Pinilla Gomez, were taken into custody after the tragic capsizing incident […]

The Hung Phat 89 (HP89), a cargo ship registered in Vietnam, was in the Singapore Maritime Search and Rescue Region when it became involved in an […]

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has increased the number of daily slots available in the Panamax locks in response to Gatun Lake’s current and expected levels. […]

Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries declared that its cranes don’t pose any cybersecurity threat. The U.S. congressional committees had questioned the Chinese state-owned firm’s work on cranes […]

The Philippines expects the U.S. and its allies to play a vital role in its attempts to identify energy resources in the disputed South China Sea. […]

The Kyrgyz Republic has become the newest State in the International Maritime Organization (IMO), which now comprises 176 Member States. On 27 February this year, Kyrgyzstan […]

A ship loaded with tons of food for Gaza docked at a Cyprus port on Sunday as preparations were underway to launch an untested maritime aid […]

GoliatVind, a floating offshore wind farm planned in Arctic waters, received 2 billion Norwegian crowns as state funding on Friday. Norway perceives the yet costly technology […]