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The proposal would see a facility to manufacture cables built on land within the Port of Tyne (south side, Tyne Dock). The ...
In a statement, Oceantic Network said, “Dismantling clean energy and manufacturing tax credits only worsens our national ...
IPTA, Ardmore and Lookout Maritime experts analyse MEPC 83’s implications for tankers, from CII changes to compliance pools ...
At a London tanker conference, delegate polls and questions revealed concerns about decarbonisation, technology adoption and ...
Faced with what it said were a number of challenges, Ørsted has confirmed it has decided to discontinue the Hornsea 4 ...
The diverging IMO’s Net-Zero Framework and the EU’s FuelEU Maritime Regulation force shipowners to be aware of two different ...
DOF said it has already secured multiple frame agreements for cable repair services with leading offshore wind operators in ...
The ’maximum pressure’ campaign continues as the US administration targets a third Chinese independent oil refinery ...
ICS outlines phased training model for seafarers on methanol, ammonia and hydrogen ships, based on IMO IGF Code standards and ...
The decision supports the UK government’s target of up to 50 GW of clean energy from offshore wind deployed by 2030.
While Greek activity has slowed considerably this year, South Korean yards have emerged as the primary destination for new ...
Carlova Maritime has taken over two former Samos Steamship vessels, stating its intention to expand in both the bulk carrier ...
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