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Neom Completes Financial Close Of The Biggest Green Ammonia Project

NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC) declares that it has completed financing for a mega green hydrogen production facility in Saudi Arabia with a total investment of $8.4 billion. Specifically, this facility is currently under construction in Oxagon in the NEOM region of Saudi Arabia. NGHC also entered into an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract […]

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Philippines Conducts Marine Patrols To Check Presence Of Chinese Research Ships

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On Monday, the Philippines strengthened its maritime presence, dispatching a coast guard ship. And also carrying out a two-week patrol mission in the country’s northern. And also eastern waters to control a Chinese research vessel spotted in Benham Strait. Her Benham Rise, located off the east coast of the Philippines. Is a vast area declared

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Neom Completes Financial Close of the Biggest Green Ammonia Project

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Red Sea Hostility Triggers A Spark In Shipping Insurance

Industry News, Blogs / Anmol

Bloomberg reported that insurance costs for ships transiting the Red Sea are rising amid the growing threat of Houthi attacks in Yemen. Already designated as a hazardous area for commercial shipping by the U.S. Navy insurance barriers further exacerbate trade problems across the vital waterway. Since the United States and Britain launched coordinated airstrikes against

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How Much Money Does A Marine Biologist Make

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Marine biology is a fascinating field that attracts individuals with a passion for the ocean and its inhabitants. The immense value of studying marine life is undeniable. Many aspiring marine biologists also consider the financial aspects of pursuing this career. Understanding the salary potential for marine biologists is essential for making informed career decisions. In

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10 Great Lakes Shipwrecks: A Dive into History’s Aquatic Graveyard

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Shipwrecks at sea are not new. Storms, icebergs, and many other natural and man-made disasters have left thousands of Famous shipwrecks on the ocean floor. However, it is not at sea or at sea that ships experience accidents. In some freshwater bodies around the world, large numbers of ships have sunk and lie underwater for

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Who is Davy Jones and Why Does He Have a Locker?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

The fictional character Davy Jones is an octopus-faced, tentacled, googly-eyed man whose heart is kept in his chest as a permanent reminder of love’s betrayal. But he is not known for violence. A cruel sailor with an eternal desire. When most people think of “Davy Jones Locker,” they think of Davy Jones with an octopus

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10 Tragedies Of The Deep: Remembering Major Cruise Ship Disasters

Blogs, Cruise Ship, Merchant Navy Info / Sahar Shahzad

The Titanic is considered the worst passenger cruise ship sinking. However, many historic cruise ships suffered the same fate, although they were not as famous as the RMS Titanic. The first cruise ships were built in the 1850s, but they gained great importance after the end of the World Wars, and vacations at sea became

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When Was The First Boat Created?

Blogs, Shipping / Sahar Shahzad

When were boats invented? Boats have been used by humans for thousands of years, making them older than other forms of transportation. Throughout history, they have been used to transport goods and people and for war, exploration, discovery, and conquest. Today’s ships and sailing vessels are further developments of ancient ships. They are more comfortable

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Modern Discoveries: Unveiling Secrets Held by 6 Recently Found Shipwrecks

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Shipwrecks found on the ocean floor are truly powerful discoveries for scientists. And historians looking for ways to delve into the depths of history and learn more about eras gone by. A ship’s treasure is not just a monetary treasure. It’s like a time capsule where you can get a glimpse of the past. Here

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Neom Completes Financial Close Of The Biggest Green Ammonia Project

Philippines Conducts Marine Patrols To Check Presence Of Chinese Research Ships

Neom Completes Financial Close of the Biggest Green Ammonia Project

Red Sea Hostility Triggers A Spark In Shipping Insurance

How Much Money Does A Marine Biologist Make

10 Great Lakes Shipwrecks: A Dive into History’s Aquatic Graveyard

Who is Davy Jones and Why Does He Have a Locker?

10 Tragedies Of The Deep: Remembering Major Cruise Ship Disasters

When Was The First Boat Created?

Modern Discoveries: Unveiling Secrets Held by 6 Recently Found Shipwrecks

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