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The completion of Britain’s largest offshore Wind Farm has been delayed by a year. Due to a chronic shortage of construction vessels. According to his SSE, the developer and energy supplier of the project. The Dogger Bank site has suffered significant disruption due to bad weather, storms and a lack of buildable vessels. Two important […]
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Hexagon Purus Maritime, a completely owned subsidiary of the Norwegian company. Hexagon Purus, has opened a new facility in Ålesund. In response to the growing demand for innovative hydrogen storage solutions for marine applications. The new premises of the Devold factory in Ålesund include 450 square meters of office space. And 150 square meters of
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As a country without warships, Ukraine had considerable success in attacking the Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet. Using missiles and drone boats, they destroyed a Drone Subs, several tank landing ships, a missile corvette, a cruiser, and several patrol boats, and took many other ships to shipyards for repair. This success is based on careful
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Introduction In a significant humanitarian effort, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has dispatched a floating hospital to dock at El Arish in Egypt. The purpose of this initiative is to extend medical treatment to patients from Gaza, as announced by the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) on Sunday. Details of the Initiative
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The Gulf of Guinea is seeing a shift in the dynamics of piracy, with criminal groups moving away from targeting commercial maritime and moving to oil bunkering theft. In addition, illegal fishing is a development that shows the global community must remain vigilant. The UN Security Council (UNSC) has been told that despite a significant
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At the end of February 2024, India will flex its Naval muscle in Milan drills. With an eye on China, an armada of 50 navies will assemble in the strategically vital Bay of Bengal. Thus giving an unmistakable message of ensuring a secure and stable Indo-Pacific in the face of China’s aggressiveness in the region.
Despite promises of a clean and sustainable future, the European landscape for hydrogen cars paints a complex picture. While hundreds of new hydrogen refueling stations are planned, new vehicle registrations remain stagnant across most markets. This article delves into the current state of hydrogen cars in Europe, exploring the underlying reasons for the slow adoption,
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India’s Government – Green Hydrogen India’s government has released a new scheme to support retrofitting existing vessels on green hydrogen. The scheme will also support the development of bunkering and refueling facilities in ports for green hydrogen-based fuels. The scheme guidelines, titled Scheme Guidelines for Implementing Pilot Projects for the Use of Hydrogen in the
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The global economic landscape is constantly evolving, and one of the most significant shifts on the horizon is the changing composition of consumer markets. By 2030, the face of global consumption is set to transform dramatically, with emerging economies like India and China taking center stage. This blog post delves into the insightful predictions presented
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The maritime industry, long reliant on fossil fuels, faces a turning tide. As environmental concerns mount and regulations tighten, the search for clean and sustainable alternatives intensifies. Enter the “Beast,” a powerful hydrogen-powered racing boat, as reported by LaGrada Online, that serves as a roaring testament to the potential of hydrogen in propelling maritime transportation
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