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The Cabinet of Ministers, which was led by Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanoli, approved updated green shipping incentives for the Cypriot shipping sector this week in 2024. This is done in line with the European Green Deal. The EU’s Green Shipping Deal refers to a set of policy initiatives by the European Commission. Along […]
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Greece’s Capital Maritime and Trading has sold the young VLCC to be flagged under the Vietnamese flag. Evangelos Marinakis sold a colossal ship named Alexander the Great. It was built by Universal 14 years ago. The ship was purchased by Phuong Dong Petrol Transport vietnam, according to VesselsValue. Vietnam has acquired three VLCC since 2020.
The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) has commenced ‘Phase 3’ of the transition to its digitalized Ship Inspection Report Programme (SIRE 2.00. This means all program users can now participate in trial SIRE 2.0 beta testing inspections. In particular, OCIMF has been rolling out SIRE 2.0. It is the digitalized and enhanced version of
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MAN Energy Solutions and also Karpowership have signed a contract. To supply a total of 48 dual-fuel engines to Karpowership’s fleet. According to the information, the ordered engines consist of MAN 18V51/60DF dual-fuel engines with a mechanical output of 20. Seven megawatts (MW) each. Engines are split into multiple powerboats. In addition to engines, MAN
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The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) will test vessel charging concepts in the region in collaboration with Pyxis Energy, Pyxis Maritime, SP Mobility, Seatrium O&G, and Yinson Electric. At Marina South Pier, Pyxis and SP Mobility’s proposal will be installed. While MPA will work with Seatrium and Yinson to refine their concepts before
Sea Forrest, in partnership with GenPlus Pte Ltd, has successfully developed a lithium-ion marine battery system, for which it has received a Type Approval Certificate from RINA. The GP-VESS-110 Marine Battery System by SEAGEN is a lithium-ion marine battery with a power of 110kWh. As per RINA, the system deals with challenges like vibration, heat,
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A small country, the Maldives was once best known for its pristine beaches and luxury resorts. However, it has now become a symbol of the strategic conflict between China and India’s in the Indian Ocean region. Against this backdrop, the Maldives is “emerging as a regional test case” and a vivid example of what can
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The Maldives is likely to be affected by rising sea levels over the next 25 years. The country is currently planning to build a floating city. A beautiful country in the middle of the ocean is building a floating city. In case the islands disappear under the sea. The Maldives, made up of 1,192 islands
The global economy is highly dependent on the shipping industry, as it transports over 90% of all goods. With the growth of international trade, the need for efficient and reliable ports has become increasingly important. Ports act as bridges between countries. Facilitating the flow of goods and services and providing critical services such as cargo
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The tugboat behind an ongoing oil spill off the Tobago coast. It has spiraled into a regional environmental crisis. It belonged to a director at a network of Panamanian companies with a history of transporting oil from Venezuela. According to documents unearthed by Bellingcat and the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian, the Zanzibar Maritime Authority has