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Vard Launches Groundbreaking Offshore Energy Vessel
Vard has officially commenced construction on Norwind Offshore’s innovative energy construction vessel (ECV), marking a significant milestone in offshore wind…
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Brunel University Launches Innovative Hydrogen Fuel Pilot
Brunel University in London is making strides in sustainable maritime technology by partnering with startup Genuine H2 to pilot a…
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Austal Secures $100 Million Loan for U.S. Expansion
Austal Limited has finalized a significant loan agreement worth USD 100 million with Export Finance Australia (EFA), aimed at bolstering…
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Shipping Industry Embraces Decarbonization Through Innovation
The shipping sector is undergoing a significant transformation as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions, according to Mikko Kuosa, CEO…
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BIMCO Calculates a Third of Ships Could Have to Pay Fees Under USTR Program
The U.S. Trade Representative’s new port fee program is set to launch on October 14, raising questions about its potential…
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The Ford-Class & New Ship Programs Bring Next-Gen to the Navy
The U.S. Navy continues to solidify its status as the world’s most formidable naval force, driven by cutting-edge technology and…
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Hafnia Launches Groundbreaking Underwater Noise Monitoring
Hafnia has partnered with DNV to introduce a pioneering pilot project aimed at measuring and managing underwater radiated noise (URN)…
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Shipping Industry Faces Dilemma Over Vessel Recycling
The shipping industry is grappling with a critical challenge: how to dismantle end-of-life vessels safely while protecting workers and the…
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US Port Fees: No Freight Rate Hikes Expected
Shippers are unlikely to face increased freight rates despite the upcoming US port fees targeting Chinese-related vessels, according to the…
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Lithuania’s Ignitis Group Targets 700MW Offshore Wind Capacity
Lithuania’s state-owned Ignitis Group is set to compete in a significant tender for developing at least 700 megawatts (MW) of…
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