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The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has awarded 24 licenses to 17 companies. Including Shell, Equinor, BP, Total Energies, and also NEO. In the second tranche of the UK’s 33rd oil and also gas licensing round. On January 31, 2024, NSTA made an offer covering 74 blocks and also sub-blocks in the central North Sea. […]
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Indian Troops: Stepping up his anti-India rhetoric, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has confirmed that no Indian military personnel, not even those in civilian clothing, would be present in his country. After May 10, a media statement was made today. President Muizzu’s statement comes less than a week after an Indian civilian team advanced to the
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Baobab trees are among the exceptional flora that can be found in Madagascar. A huge country famous for its natural beauty. This country receives relatively occasional tourists despite its links with some of the most visited nations on earth. Madagascar, known officially as the Republic of Madagascar. Is an island nation off the African east coast opposite
Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) reported its financial results for Q4 and 2023, achieving its first annual profit since its IPO. The company strengthened its market leadership in e-commerce, expanded digital financial services, and stabilized digital entertainment. Its cash position increased to $8.5 billion, with positive expectations for 2024. Shopee gained market share, SeaMoney saw its
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AMSA has published a Maritime Notice providing guidance to vessel operators. In developing response plans for firefighting operations using battery electric vehicles (BEVs). The issue of lithium-ion battery fires received widespread attention in 2023. Prompting the industry to take steps to address and contain this phenomenon. In light of the summer accident, decarbonization and electrification.
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“Within one year, all ships covered by the Ballast Water Convention will need to be equipped with an approved ballast water treatment system,” Gard P&I Club experts emphasize. From September 8, 2024, all ships covered by the BWM Convention (all ships over 400 GT, with some exceptions and also additions) will be required to comply with
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“Eureka! (I found it)”.Archimedes cried as he sank into the bathtub. But did you know that the discovery behind this Eureka is the reason why ships float? Principle of Buoyancy If you are Archimedes, and you casually Imagine you are taking a bath. And as your body sinks, “the upward buoyant force on an object
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The Greek frigate Hydra is a member of the EU Naval Group. Within the framework of the CDSP Maritime Security Operation ASPIDES. Whose purpose is to ensure maritime security and, in particular. Freedom of navigation for commercial shipping in areas where many ships sail. Houthi attacks have targeted international commercial shipping since October 2023. As
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Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. K-LINE has successfully tested an autonomous navigation system. On one of its RORO ships as part of the fully autonomous ship “MEGURI 2040″ project (MEGURI2040). Notably, the company has successfully completed a proof-of-concept (PoC) stage sea demonstration test. The autonomous navigation system was installed on the Hokuren Maru No. 2. 2”,
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In a concerted effort to match up to China’s burgeoning shipbuilding capability, the United States is wooing its Asian allies, Japan and South Korea, to help it renew redundant shipyards. The US approach concentrates on tapping Asian funding, engineering know-how, and shipbuilding knowledge to grow its shipbuilding capacity, Nikkeia Asia reported. US Secretary of the