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InterManager Daily News 24.12.2025

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1. Columbia Group reinforces commitment to safety, human-centred management and inclusion in 2026 outlook

Columbia Group has reaffirmed its focus on safety, people-centric management and inclusion as part of its 2026 strategic outlook. The company highlighted continued investment in training, wellbeing and operational excellence across its global fleet.


https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2025/12/23/columbia-group-reinforces-commitment-to-safety-human-centred-management-and-inclusion-in-2026-outlook/

2. Liberia, Marshall Islands and Panama move forward with the International Flag State Association

Liberia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Republic of Panama have continued cooperation under the International Flag State Association framework. The initiative aims to strengthen collaboration on safety, compliance and regulatory consistency.


https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2025/12/23/liberia-the-republic-of-the-marshall-islands-and-the-republic-of-panama-continue-to-move-forward-with-the-international-flag-state-association/

3. Marine electric vehicles market to triple in size by 2032, industry research finds

The global marine electric vehicles market is projected to triple in size by 2032, according to new industry research. Analysts stress the need for alliances linking propulsion technology with port infrastructure innovation.


https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2025/12/23/marine-electric-vehicles-market-to-triple-in-size-by-2032-industry-leaders-should-pursue-alliances-that-unite-propulsion-technology-and-port-infrastructure-innovations-researchandmarkets-com/

4. Hapag-Lloyd wins Zemba’s second tender for pioneering e-fuel deployment

Hapag-Lloyd has secured Zemba’s second tender focused on the deployment of e-fuels in container shipping. The project supports early adoption of alternative fuels to reduce lifecycle emissions.


https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2025/12/23/hapag-lloyd-wins-zembas-second-tender-for-pioneering-e-fuel-deployment/

5. Saipem scores another massive deal from QatarEnergy

Saipem has secured a further large contract from QatarEnergy, strengthening its offshore engineering orderbook. The award reinforces Qatar’s ongoing investment in energy infrastructure projects.


https://splash247.com/saipem-scores-another-massive-deal-from-qatarenergy/

6. Shearwater prepares new seismic campaign in Nigerian waters

Shearwater GeoServices is preparing to launch a new seismic survey campaign offshore Nigeria. The project reflects renewed exploration activity in West African waters.


https://splash247.com/shearwater-prepares-new-seismic-campaign-in-nigerian-waters/

7. Ice-class LNG tanker lifts first winter cargo from Russia’s sanctioned Arctic LNG-2

An ice-class LNG tanker has lifted the first winter cargo from Russia’s Arctic LNG-2 project despite international sanctions. The shipment highlights ongoing challenges in enforcing energy-related sanctions in Arctic regions.


https://gcaptain.com/ice-class-lng-tanker-lifts-first-winter-cargo-from-russias-sanctioned-arctic-lng-2/

8. TANCO 2026: Meet the who’s who of the global tanker shipping and trade

Industry leaders from across the global tanker sector are set to gather at TANCO 2026, showcasing key stakeholders in tanker shipping and trade. The event is expected to focus on markets, regulation and energy transition.


https://www.shippingtribune.com/news/shipping/TANCO+2026+%3A+Meet+Who%27s+Who+of+the+Global+Tanker++Shipping+%26+Trade

9. Shore leave approved for ship crew at Vizhinjam Port

Authorities have approved shore leave for ship crews calling at Vizhinjam Port, easing operational and welfare constraints. The decision has been welcomed by seafarer representatives.


https://www.shippingtribune.com/news/shipping/Shore+leave+approved+for+ship+crew+at+Vizhinjam+Port

10. Coal and mining sector set for busy 2026 as reforms target energy security

The coal and mining sector is expected to see increased activity in 2026 as reforms aimed at strengthening energy security take effect. Analysts anticipate higher demand for bulk shipping linked to the sector.


https://www.shippingtribune.com/news/shipping/Coal%2C+mining+sector+set+for+busy+2026+as+reforms+target+energy+security