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Shipbuilding
Shell and Greenpeace settle lawsuit over FPSO boarding
Shell Settles Lawsuit with Greenpeace In a significant legal development, Shell, the global energy giant, has settled with the environmental…
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Shipbuilding
Shell and Equinor combine UK assets to create country’s
Equinor and Shell Join Forces for UK Energy Security Equinor and Shell, two of the world’s largest energy companies, are…
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Royal Navy Set to Decommission its Last Two Amphibs
UK Defence Secretary John Healey Announces Retirement of Five Royal Navy Ships John Healey, the UK’s Defence Secretary, has officially…
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Lloyd’s Register Joins Over 1,100 Companies in Pledge for Fairer Workplaces
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has joined more than 1,100 companies in signing the Race at Work Charter, a program created by Business…
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OEG Renewables seals five-year bareboat deal for CTV newbuild
OEG Renewables, a part of the offshore energy company OEG Energy based in Aberdeen, is working to strengthen its offshore…
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Large Ships Collide Near Spain, Causing Major Oil Spill in Sea
In the early hours of November 1, a large bulk carrier named Louisa Bolten crashed into a tanker called Southern…
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Bureau Veritas Teams Up with OrbitMI to Help Ships Reduce Emissions and Follow Rules
Bureau Veritas Partners with OrbitMI to Simplify Ship Emissions Reporting and Cut Pollution Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV), a…
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Decarbonization
Industry hails Labour’s £22bn pledge for carbon capture projects in England
The UK government has pledged nearly £22 billion over the next 25 years to support two large carbon capture and…
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Sinking Chinese Sub Shows the New, Speedy Nature of Naval Intelligence
Earlier this year, Tom Shugart, a keen American military observer, noticed something strange at a Chinese shipyard. Tom, who used…
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UK is Latest to Track Movement of Cargo Ship Laden with Ammonium Nitrate
The cargo ship Ruby, registered in Malta, is making headlines around the world. UK maritime authorities have recently started closely…
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