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US Strike on Iranian Wedding Venue Kills Four, Including Child, Injures Around 50

US Strike on Iranian Wedding Venue Kills Four, Including Child, Injures Around 50
A US strike hit a home hosting a wedding ceremony in southern Iran, killing at least four people, including a child, and injuring around 50 others, Iranian officials said, as military hostilities between Washington and Tehran resumed. The strike reportedly targeted a...
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Fure Vasa named in Uddevalla as Furetank unveils new investments

Fure Vasa named in Uddevalla as Furetank unveils new investments
Furetank’s intermediate tanker Fure Vasa was given her name in Uddevalla, Sweden on Friday, August 28, in front of more than 300 invited guests. Along with news of new investments and a 40th-anniversary celebration, the day brought several encouraging signs for the...
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Ahti Climate integrates with DNV’s Veracity to streamline FuelEU Maritime pooling

Ahti Climate integrates with DNV’s Veracity to streamline FuelEU Maritime pooling
Ahti Climate announced a new integration with Veracity, DNV’s independent industry cloud platform, enabling shipowners and operators to seamlessly transfer DNV-verified emissions data into Ahti’s FuelEU pooling platform. The integration simplifies emissions reporting...
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Most EU Ships Are Being Scrapped in South Asia Despite Sufficient Domestic Recycling Capacity, Confirms New Study

Most EU Ships Are Being Scrapped in South Asia Despite Sufficient Domestic Recycling Capacity, Confirms New Study
The vast majority of EU-owned or EU-flagged ships are being scrapped under poor conditions in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, while EU-located ship recycling facilities operate under capacity, a new study from the NGO Shipbreaking Platform and T&E shows. This is...
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WinGD shows payback on retrofit pathways to net-zero in latest Fuel Economics Report

Retrofitting for alternative fuels could help ship operators reach net-zero emissions cost-effectively, but further policy support is needed to strengthen the business case and ensure maritime decarbonisation targets are met. That is the key finding from the latest...
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