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Bangladesh’s ship recycling industry at a crossroads
Bangladesh has missed a crucial deadline to implement the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling…
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ABS, Persona AI partner to test humanoid robots in shipbuilding
In a groundbreaking partnership, the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and robotics company Persona AI have signed a memorandum of…
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New Tool Reveals Stranded Asset Risks for Shipping Industry
During New York Climate Week, the University College of London Shipping and Oceans Research group, in collaboration with the Kuehne…
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PSA International Leads Global Terminal Growth
PSA International has been reaffirmed as the world’s top global terminal operator, according to the latest report from UK consultancy…
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28,000 tonnes of Algerian white cement exported despite U.S. tariffs
Algeria’s Biskria Ciment has successfully exported 28,000 tonnes of white cement to the United States despite facing a significant 30%…
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X-Press Feeders pauses payments to Sri Lanka
X-Press Feeders has announced a suspension of payouts related to Sri Lanka’s most significant environmental disaster, stemming from the sinking…
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Decarbonization
Bermuda’s New Ferries Achieve Technical Acceptance
Strategic Marine has announced a significant milestone in the development of two 40-meter aluminum catamaran ferries for the Government of…
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SAL Heavy Lift doubles deck carrier capacity
Germany’s SAL Heavy Lift is set to enhance its semi-submersible deck carrier fleet by acquiring two vessels from South Korea’s…
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CMA CGM expands UK footprint with Freightliner takeover
In a strategic move to enhance its European intermodal services, French shipping giant CMA CGM has announced the acquisition of…
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Exmar diversifies with suezmax tanker order in South Korea
Belgian shipping company Exmar is making a significant leap into the crude oil sector by ordering four new suezmax tankers.…
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