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First Ferries In Denmark To Sail Entirely On Biodiesel
As the maritime industry continues to take steps toward decarbonization, the ferry segment has been one of the pioneers demonstrating...
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Posco, four others join forces for liquid CO2 tanker
South Korean steelmaker Posco has forged a five-way partnership encompassing shipbuilders and ship registries to develop a liquid carbon dioxide...
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Cambodia’s oil export ambitions sink with “stolen” tanker standoff
When Cambodian officials commemorated the start of the country’s first oil project in June by preserving the first drops of...
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Battle Of The Shipping Booms: Containers ‘21 Vs Dry Bulk ‘07-‘08
Container shipping is in uncharted territory. There has never been a crazy boom like this in its history. But as...
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Ports & Shipping Ministry To Set Up Maritime Institute In Assam: Sarbananda Sonowal
Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways and Ayush, Sarbananda Sonowal on Friday said his ministry would set up a...
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Green Light For Conversion
Wärtsilä specializes in gas conversion projects that make the switch from diesel to natural gas, LNG, and, ultimately, synthetic green...
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Chabahar Port Becomes Permanent Member Of World FZO
According to the Chabahar Free Zone’s Office of Public Relations, Samir Hamrouni, the CEO of the World FZO has announced...
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Wilson Sons Invests In New Technologies To Reduce GHG Emissions
The company has incorporated the IMO TIER III standard, which reduces by more than 75% the emission levels of nitrogen...
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Port of New Orleans Awards Programme Management For Louisiana International Terminal
The award is part of the multi-year due diligence and permitting process for the new Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) container...
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MABUX: Bunker Prices Trending Upwards
On Week 34, the MABUX World Bunker Index turned into a moderate upward evolution. The 380 HSFO index rose by...
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ENGINE: Global Fuel Availability Outlook
Singapore’s fuel oil stocks dropped to their lowest levels since late February 2021, data from Singapore Enterprise showed this week....
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LNG-Powered Ropax Christened In Finland
A new hybrid ropax ferry, Aurora Botnia, ordered by Finland’s Wasaline and built at Rauma Marine Constructions, was christened yesterday...
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Ports In Russia To Be Inspected Within One Month
Ports in Russia are planned to be inspected after the oil spill near Novorossiysk within one month and with involvement...
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Shell And Baker Hughes To Deliver Smart Oil Condition Monitoring And Equipment Health Service
Shell announces the launch of VitalyX, powered by Shell Remote Sense and Bently Nevada, a Baker Hughes business, as an...
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K Line Introduces Auto-Logistics Business In Peru
Japan’s K Line and Agencias Universales Perú S.A. (AGUNSA Peru), have started full scale automobile logistics business in Lima, Peru,...
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Concept For Hydrogen Shipping Begins AiP Review With ABS
Global Energy Ventures, an Australian start-up that is promoting compression technology as a solution to the challenges of shipping hydrogen,...
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Hyundai Shipyard Wins Maersk’s $1.4 Bln Order To Build Eight Container Ships Powered By Methanol
South Korea’s Hyundai shipbuilding group has secured an order from Maersk, the world’s largest container shipping line and vessel operator,...
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Germany Invests In Power-To-Liquid Fuels
Germany’s government has announced a funding call for the construction and operation of a development platform for power-to-liquid (PtL) fuels....
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SGMF Supports Growth Of Gas As Marine Fuel In Asia With First Regional Committee
The Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF) has set up its first regional committee to facilitate cooperation and...
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India’s Container Shipments To Face Fresh Hurdles Amid Afghanistan Crisis
India’s struggling container market is set to face fresh round of challenges as shipments to Afghanistan are expected to take...
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