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$26B Worth Of Cargo Stuck On Container Ships Off California
There was fleeting hope that Southern California port congestion had turned the corner. The number of container ships waiting offshore...
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CIMC Raffles Bags Four PCTCs From Zodiac
CIMC Raffles has secured four LNG-powered 7,000 ceu PCTCs construction contract from Zodiac Maritime. This series of PCTC is designed...
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ZIM Buys Seven Secondhand Boxships For $320M
ZIM has acquired seven containerships of between 12 and 14 years old for $320m since the start of October. The...
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Mercy Ships Sends Out Clear Signal Of Hope With Intellian Technology
Two years ago, Intellian struck up a close working relationship with the international surgical care charity Mercy Ships. With its International Support...
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Cosco Sells Stake In Euromax Terminal To Investment Arm
Cosco Shipping Ports has sold a minority stake in Euromax Terminal to Navigator Investco, to the investment platform for the...
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Tug Completes First 1,000 NM Autonomous Voyage In Europe
The tug Nellie Bly has completed the world’s first 1,000 nautical mile autonomous voyage marking a milestone in the use of computer...
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India MRPL Seeks To Replace ADNOC Oil With Saudi Grade In Mangalore SPR
India’s MRPL MRPL.NS plans to fill a part of the Mangalore strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) with Saudi oil, replacing Abu...
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TECO 2030 To Cooperate On Enhancing Research On Hydrogen In Norway
Cleantech company TECO 2030 has signed an agreement with UiT The Arctic University of Norway to cooperate on enhancing research...
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Australia’s $400M Icebreaker Suffers Electrical Fault On Journey Home
Australian authorities say the newly acquired futuristic icebreaker RSV Nuyina suffered an electrical fault on its journey to its homeport of Hobart,...
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Shipping Industry Faces ESG Heat From Lenders
Banks are demanding much stricter environmental criteria when financing shipping companies as investor pressure grows on the sector to accelerate...
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Six Armed Robberies Against Vessels In Singapore Strait During October
ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre has issued another alert on boarding of vessels in the Eastbound lane of the Singapore Strait...
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EXMAR And LATTICE Announce Joint Development Of CO2-Carrier
EXMAR and LATTICE Technology announced today that they have signed an agreement to jointly work on the development of a...
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Proman And Stena Jointly Develop Methanol As The Pathway To Sustainable Shipping
The global shipping industry is responsible for ~2.9% of global greenhouse gas emissions, which equals almost 1 billion metric tons...
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EnTrust Global Completes Acquisition Of Maas Capital From ABN AMRO
The Blue Ocean strategy managed by EnTrust Global (“EnTrust”), a leading alternative asset management firm, announced today that it has...
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Deadly Viper Found In Shipping Container Sent From India To UK
The team sealed the room where the snake was kept, along with warning signs, and are now awaiting a response...
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Aspen Institute Launches CoZEV Initiative With Major Corporations To Support Zero-Carbon Shipping
Through a new collaborative, cargo owner-led network facilitated by the Aspen Institute, a group of climate-forward brands have announced a...
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Singapore MPA And Dalian Maritime University In Talent And Academic Exchange
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dalian Maritime University (DMU)...
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“K” Line Successfully Captures CO2 In Shipboard Trial
Pilot projects exploring the possibility of utilizing carbon capture technology aboard ships are making strong progress toward providing a vital...
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Yanmar Conducts World’s First 70 MPa High-Pressure Ship Refueling With Hydrogen
Yanmar Power Technology (YPT), a Group company of Yanmar Holdings Co., Ltd., has conducted the world’s first 70 MPa high-pressure...
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The Future Of Ferries, A Sector Ignored By Policy Makers
When transport ministers, policy makers, even the general public talk about connectivity, it is airlines, railways and roads that they...
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