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A Fully-electric 10,000 Ton Container Ship Has Begun Service Equipped With Over 50,000 Kwh In Batteries

Chinese state-owned company COSCO Shipping has launched the “world’s largest” river-to-sea electric container ship. The Green Water 01 is a 10,000-ton+ fully electric vessel that sets a new benchmark in sustainability in the marine logistics industry. China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company, or COSCO for short. This is a state-owned multinational conglomerate headquartered in Shanghai. It specializes in marine transport. Unlike […]

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Scientists Discover World’s Deepest Blue Hole In Yucatan Peninsula

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

Scientists have found the world’s deepest discovered blue hole in a remarkable discovery in yucatan peninsula map. The Team Ja’ Blue Hole (TJBH), is situated just outside the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico and Belize. This has been a magnet for explorers with its huge dimensions and mysteries buried within its depths. As per a new

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Canada Charges Three Indian Nationals for Assassination of Sikh Separatist

Industry News, Blogs / Anmol

Three men have been arrested and charged with the murder of a prominent Sikh separatist in Canada, police said. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has previously had ties with the Indian government, prompting strong protests from New Delhi. The suspects were identified in court documents as Karanpreet Singh, Kamalpreet Singh and also Karan Brar. According to

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What are the 10 Parts of a Ship?

Blogs, Marine Engineering / Sahar Shahzad

A ship is like a floating city made up of several different parts. However, it is impossible to imagine a ship without her three main parts: the hull, the engine room, and the navigation bridge. A ship consists of both visible and invisible parts. For example, rudders, anchors, bows, keels, accommodations, propellers, masts, bridges, hatch

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What Is The Largest Shipping Company In The World 2024?

Blogs, Shipping / Umar Farooq

The role of LNG carriers in transporting LNG from the production area to the consumption site is a crucial step. Equally important are the top LNG bulk shipping companies, which operate these vessels. They play a pivotal role in the industry. Our global LNG carrier industry analysis has allowed us to identify the top 10 LNG dry

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What Do Cruises Do If There is a Hurricane?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Many people think of ships as paradise on the sea. This is a way to see the world from a new perspective, visit many tropical ports, and truly escape from it all. However, you also have to cooperate with the weather. Cruises during hurricane season for cruises come with risks. The storm is frightening and

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What are the Three Ship Communication Tools?

Blogs / Anmol

At sea, it is essential to have the appropriate radio communication equipment by your side for your crew’s safety. Today, ships have a variety of communication devices to choose from, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Find what you need by exploring some of the common types of marine radios available at Tecomart, your

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How Do Submarines Run Under Water?

Blogs / Umar Farooq

Underwater Submarines sink by taking in ocean water into large tanks. This weighs them down, allowing them to sink. They take in as much as they need to go as low as they want to. When they want to return, they pump out the water by pumping pressurized air into the tanks. This forces the

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Maersk Lifts Outlook on Red Sea Disruption

Industry News, Blogs / Anmol

AP Moller–Maersk has revised its 2024 financial forecast after a strong first quarter. The company now expects full-year 2024 adjusted EBIT to be between -$2 billion and $0 billion. Representing a significant recovery from his 2023 fourth quarter. The increase in profit was also due to the strong performance of the terminal division. Including increased

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Hundreds Of Thousands Of Fish Die Off In Vietnam As Heatwave Roasts Southeast Asia

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

A mass fish die-off in a reservoir in southern Vietnam’s Dong Nai province has shone a new light on soaring temperatures in Southeast Asia. Fishermen have been working to wade through. Also to collect the hundreds of thousands of dead fish that have blanketed the 300-hectare Song May reservoir amid a ferocious heatwave. Intense drought swept

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