This week in maritime: 6 briefs, 1 tool
Wärtsilä to Supply 36 Dual-Fuel Engines for CMA CGM LNG Ships · Bunker Fuel Quality Stable, but Local Risks Rising: Report · Iron Ore Seaborne Trade Rose 3.5% in 2025, Report Says · Japanese Firms Unveil Port-Based Floating Data Center Concept · Marlink, TXOne Networks Partner on
Wärtsilä to Supply 36 Dual-Fuel Engines for CMA CGM LNG Ships
Wärtsilä will supply 36 34DF dual-fuel engines for 12 new 18,000 TEU LNG-fuelled CMA CGM container ships built in China.
Bunker Fuel Quality Stable, but Local Risks Rising: Report
Integr8 Fuels finds global bunker quality broadly stable, but port-level variability now drives real procurement risk.
Iron Ore Seaborne Trade Rose 3.5% in 2025, Report Says
Banchero Costa’s weekly market report notes global iron ore loadings grew 3.5% year-on-year in 2025.
Japanese Firms Unveil Port-Based Floating Data Center Concept
NYK-led consortium develops a floating data center concept moored at ports to ease land and power constraints for digital infrastructure.
Marlink, TXOne Networks Partner on Maritime OT Cyber Resilience
Marlink and TXOne Networks form a strategic partnership to combine managed cybersecurity with OT security for maritime and industrial operators.
Bluecore Energy Secures Uranium for Floating Nuclear Reactor
Bluecore Energy buys enriched uranium from WMC and advances NRC, Coast Guard and ABS pathways for its floating maritime nuclear system.
Forward this to a colleague
Should your DPA, technical superintendent or a fellow owner see this? Forwarding costs nothing — and this issue was compressed to be worth it.
Was this forwarded to you? Take your own copy → subscribe here.