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DP World powers Nhava Sheva terminals with green energy
DP World has introduced an open access green power initiative at its Nhava Sheva terminals, NSICT and NSIGT, marking a…
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Decarbonization
WinGD to begin first field trial of VCR technology on CMA CGM vessel
WinGD, a Swiss marine power company, is set to test its new variable compression ratio (VCR) technology aboard a vessel…
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MPA and UN Global Compact Network Singapore Forge Partnership to Boost Maritime Decarbonisation Efforts
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) have solidified their commitment…
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Marine Equipment
Houthis Again Stage Multiple Attacks on Greek-Owned Delta Tanker
In a troubling development, reports indicate that a crude oil tanker operated by Delta Tankers of Greece has been targeted…
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Anglo-Eastern Expands Offshore Managing Windcat’s Pioneering Hydrogen CSOVs
Anglo-Eastern has announced an expanded partnership with Windcat, the offshore personnel transfer company owned by CMB.TECH. This collaboration is set…
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NTSB: Corrosion in Void Spaces Sank Aging Tugboat
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released a detailed report on the sinking of the tug Jacqueline A, which…
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Offshore Operator Confirms PSV Incident Killed Two and Inured One
Icon Offshore Berhad has recently confirmed an incident involving one of its offshore vessels, more than a week and a…
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Decarbonization
Wan Hai splurges up to $2.5 billion on new box ships
In a significant move towards greener shipping, Taiwanese container carrier Wan Hai Lines has contracted up to 20 new methanol…
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Shippers, carriers get ready for tighter customs rules at Singapore from September
In March 2024, Singapore introduced a revised Free Trade Zone (FTZ) regime, mandating advanced or pre-filing of cargo information for…
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Indian ports make bunkering activity gains amid Red Sea crisis
During the first seven months of 2024, Indian ports experienced a significant 64% year-on-year (YoY) increase in bunkering and ship-to-ship…
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