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NYK Set to Achieve World’s First Truck-to-Ship Fuel Ammonia Bunkering NYK, JERA, and Resonac Complete Joint Study to Establish Safe and Secure Ammonia Supply System

NYK will supply fuel ammonia at the end of May to an NYK-owned ammonia-fueled tugboat (“A-tug”) scheduled to be completed in June. A ceremony marking the announcement was held on April 10 at Sea Japan 2024,* an international event attended by many people involved in...
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TT Talk – The supply of clean drinking water to ships’ crews

Access to safe and clean drinking water to sustain life is one of the most basic human needs; exposure to contaminated water can have serious health implications. Ports play an essential role in the provision of clean drinking water to the maritime industry,...
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International Chamber of Shipping statement on the seizure of containership MSC Aries

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) condemns utterly the seizure of the MSC Aries earlier today by Iranian forces. The welfare of the 25 innocent seafarers that are now being held hostage are the highest priority and ICS calls for the immediate release of the...
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Container ship seized in Strait of Hormuz could threaten Middle East trade lanes

The seizure of a container ship by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, Saturday, is ‘extremely concerning’ and threatens to put trade lanes in the Middle East at risk. It has been reported that the MSC Aries was seized by Iran Revolutionary Guards 50 nautical miles (92 km)...
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Russian oil and products trapped on tankers hit by new Iran-related sanctions

Russian oil and products have become trapped at sea on four tankers after the United States hit the vessels with fresh Iran-related sanctions, LSEG data showed on Friday. The development shows how Moscow and Tehran have boosted cooperation in the face of rising...
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Europe is set to continue to rely on Russian LNG in short term

More than two years after Russia launched its invasion on Ukraine, natural gas pipeline imports from the country to Europe dropped significantly below pre-crisis levels. Pipeline imports from the country to the EU was down 84% in 2023, compared with 2021, according to...
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