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SWITCH Maritime is building the first RoPax ferry in the U.S. powered by liquid hydrogen The maritime industry is working to reduce carbon emissions by having companies build more sustainable ships. The latest development is SWITCH Maritime, which works with LMG Marin and LH2 Shipping to build the first RoPax ferry in the U.S. powered […]
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Container Ship Denied Entry To Spanish Port Over Alleged Arms Shipment To Israel On November 9, a Maersk container ship was banned from entering the Spanish port of Algeciras after Spanish authorities expressed concerns about its cargo. Maersk, a major Danish shipping company, has denied allegations that the ship was carrying weapons for Israel. In
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How China’s port diplomacy is redrawing the South American trade map? In Peru, South America’s copper giant, the incoming White House under Donald Trump will find itself on the losing side of a trade war with China, part of a larger power realignment around a resource-rich region in Washington’s backyard. Peru, the world’s second-largest copper
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North Korea’s GPS Jamming Attacks Hit Hundreds Of South Korean Ships And Aircraft According to Seoul’s military, North Korea has carried out GPS jamming attacks that disrupted the operations of several civilian ships and aircraft in South Korea or the West Sea or Yellow Sea region. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff even warned ships
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Asian Investors Betting On Trump Focus On Trade War Winners Investors across Asia stepped up bets on the likely winner of Donald Trump’s imminent return to the White House, sending some hot stocks soaring. The Republican candidate’s election victory sparked a rally in South Korean shipyards, Indian electronics manufacturers, Australian steel suppliers and even a
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Burning Tanker Begins Delivering Oil Two Months After Houthi Attack A Greek tanker that was attacked by Houthis and raised fears of a major oil spill is unloading its cargo two months after a Red Sea accident. Upstream’s sister company TradeWinds said at the start of the rescue operation in September that it planned to
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China Summons Philippine Ambassador Over New Maritime Laws China summoned the Philippine ambassador on Friday to express opposition to two new Philippine laws affirming maritime rights and sovereignty in disputed areas of the South China Sea, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said. China lodged a “solemn protest” with its ambassador to the Philippines shortly after Philippine
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Navy Extends Service Life Of Three Cruisers The guided-missile cruiser USS Chosin detaches from the dry cargo ship USS Washington Chambers during a Transferable Reload At-Sea Method (TRAM) at sea demonstration, Oct. 11, 2024, while sailing in the Pacific Ocean. The Navy will keep three frigates in service for three more years each after extending
LTG Cargo Delivers 220 New Škoda Cars To Lithuania By Rail LTG Cargo has expanded its services by delivering 220 new Škoda cars to Kaunas by European rail. This is reported by the rail transport news portal Rail Supply. A special cargo arrived in Kaunas: 220 new Škoda cars arrived by European rail. The LTG
Trump May Take A Tougher Stance On Iranian Oil, But That Would Increase China’s Anger According to analysts, former President Donald Trump’s return to the White House could mean tougher U.S. oil sanctions on Iran, reducing global supply and bringing geopolitical risks, including growing anger from its main customer, China. A crackdown on OPEC member