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Hydrogen Cars: A Clean and Sustainable Alternative for the Future of Transportation

The transportation sector is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, and finding clean and sustainable alternatives is essential for combating climate change. Hydrogen-powered cars have emerged as a promising option, offering zero emissions and a long driving range. While they are not yet mainstream, there is growing interest in hydro cars, and the US […]

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The Rise of the U.S. as the Top Crude Oil Producer: A Closer Look

The United States has become the world’s top producer of crude oil, surpassing Saudi Arabia and Russia in 2018. This achievement is largely due to the increase in domestic production through hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking. However, despite being the top producer, the U.S. still has less proven reserves than other countries. This blog

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The Gulf of Guinea: From Piracy to Oil Bunkering

Maritime criminal attacks in the Gulf of Guinea have transformed over the last decade, shifting from piracy to oil bunkering. Several factors underpin the reduction of piracy incidents, including enhanced naval patrols and improved cooperation. Yet, illegal oil bunkering and pipeline vandalism are at an all-time high. The Gulf of Guinea: A Strategic Area The

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The Law and Practice of Container Shipping

The evolution of container shipping has played a crucial role in transforming international trade and shipping, making it more efficient, cost-effective, and interconnected. Today, container shipping is ubiquitous and efficient. The most recent ULCV, the MSC Irina, has an astonishing capacity of 24,346 TEU. This has been a transformative force in global trade, fostering economic growth,

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Red Sea cargo diversions could affect 2024 holiday shipping.

Government needs to step up. Cargo diversions are always bad for business. According to retailers, the current spike in shipping costs caused by ocean carriers routing away from the conflict in the Middle East could seep into longer-term rates if the federal government waits too long to help mitigate potential backups at U.S. ports. “While

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US to transfer 4 Littoral Combat Ships to Greece Navy to counter Turkey.

According to information published by the US DOS on January 27, 2024, The Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic has received a letter from U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken proposing the transfer of up to four littoral combat ships to Greece under the Excess Defense Articles (EDA) program. Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship Uss Wichita. 

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Exploring the Potential of Hydrogen for Maritime Mobility

Discover the cutting-edge technology of hydrogen ship propulsion and its role in transforming marine mobility. Explore maritime transportation’s sustainable and emission-free future with this innovative solution, paving the way for a greener and more environmentally conscious maritime industry. Hybrid hydrogen ship propulsion is an exceptionally promising solution for emission-free marine transportation. It is much less

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War and Piracy Risks Add to Continuing Decline in Seafarer Happiness

Fears of increased piracy and the threat of war are contributing to a continued decline in seafarer satisfaction. According to the latest update to the quarterly Welfare Survey. The charity Mission to Seafarers is monitoring the investigation. Said the findings “raise serious concerns about the situation of all people working at sea.” They note that

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