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Gidara Energy Sets Up Advanced Methanol Rotterdam Facility
Dutch energy company Gidara Energy and the Port of Rotterdam will set up an advanced biofuels facility in the Netherlands called...
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Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry Supports Seafarers Impacted By Ukraine Crisis By Facilitating The Opening Of Bank Accounts
The Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry (SDM) has collaborated with the financial institutions in Cyprus to facilitate the opening of bank...
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Petrobras And Equinor Add More Barrels To Brazilian Field Output With IOR Project Start-Up
Oil and gas companies Petrobras, the operator, and its partner Equinor have started production from the first two wells of...
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Dachan Bay Terminals Adds New Med Service From ZIM
A new ZIM Mediterranean Premium (ZMP) service operated by ZIM Line has started calling at Dachan Bay Terminals. It will...
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U.S. Oilfield Services Giants Book More In Revenues, Expecting Further Improvement In 2022
Two U.S.-headquartered oilfield services giants – Halliburton and Baker Hughes – have revealed improvements in their first quarter 2022 financial...
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In Challenging Times Crew Comms Are Critical For All Ships, Large Or Small
Crew communications are widely accepted as an important element of seafarer welfare provision and vessel operators are now prioritising onboard...
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BIMCO Calls For More Ambition While Supporting Net Zero By 2050
Reflecting the ongoing debates over the implementation of efforts to reduce emissions from the shipping industry, BIMCO updated its position...
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ITF Says Inspectors Denied Welfare Checks Of P&O Ferries Replacement Crew At Dover Port
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) said its inspectors were denied the ability to conduct welfare checks for replacement crew...
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KVH AgilePlans Marks Fifth Anniversary Delivering Groundbreaking Maritime Connectivity As A Service
For decades, the only way to bring global satellite communications onboard a commercial vessel was with a CAPEX-intensive equipment purchase...
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Silverstream And MMHE Tie Knot On Retrofit Business
Air lubrication company, Silverstream Technologies, and Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering (MMHE), have signed a strategic agreement to promote the...
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Bahrain’s ASRY Inks Cooperation Agreement With Greece’s ONEX
Bahrain’s Arab Ship Shipbuilding and repair Yard (ASRY) has signed an MoU with ONEX Shipyards Greece to share know-how on...
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NYK Takes Delivery Of Third Methanol-Fueled Tanker
Japanese shipping group NYK has taken delivery of a third methanol-fueled chemical tanker, named Grouse Sun, from Hyundai Mipo Dockyard...
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Seafarer Lives Don’t Need To Be Risked During Lifeboat Drills
Seafarers are dying needlessly in lifeboat accidents when maritime legislation doesn’t actually require vessels to be manned during drills. InterManager,...
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A Pileup Of Empty Containers Building In The US East And West Coast, Repatriating Empties Major Challenge In Mid To Long Term
According to a recent analysis by Container xChange, one of the many challenges for the supply chain now is the...
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Falklands Project To Become ‘Largest Operated Development Asset’ For Israeli Player
UK-based oil and gas E&P company Rockhopper Exploration has inked a definitive deal with Harbour Energy and Israel’s Navitas Petroleum,...
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Water2Energy Makes Tidal Turbine Testing Optimizations In Netherlands
Dutch-based company Water2Energy (W2E) has optimized the test setup at the sluice gate in the Port of Flushing to increase...
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Maersk Rig To Resume Ichthys Field Work For Another Year
Danish offshore drilling contractor Maersk Drilling has secured a contract extension for a semi-submersible rig for operations in Australia. The...
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KOTUG Acquiring Dubai-Based OSV Operator Seaways International
Netherlands-based KOTUG International has entered into an agreement to acquire rival offshore support vessel operator Seaways International, part of a...
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Tunisia Battles To Avoid Environmental Disaster In Xelo Tanker Sinking
The Tunisian government is confident that the 750-tonne consignment of diesel that went down with the MV Xelo on Friday...
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PIL Launching Singapore – Surabaya Service
Pacific International Lines (PIL) is launching a new weekly service between Singapore and Surabaya, Indonesia. The new service expanding PIL’s...
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