The halving of liquid bulk due to the Eni refinery crisis brings the port to -17.2% compared to the first…
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Rabie follows up on the developments of fish farming work
Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, inspected the Suez Canal Company for Aquaculture, accompanied by a number…
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Nor-Shipping “full speed ahead”, as 2023 bookings outperform 2019
Nor-Shipping has confirmed that almost half of the available exhibition space at its Lillestrøm base has already been booked for…
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ABS Grants AIP to SDARI for Revolutionary Approach to Stern Tube Design
Redesigned Aft Layout Eliminates Oil Leakage and Enables Lower-Cost, In-Water Maintenance for the First Time (ATHENS) ABS has granted Approval…
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ZESTAs : ShipZEERO 26.5 – 20 June – Amsterdam
ZEETUG will be presenting: the world’s first all-electric tugboat producing zero emissions and no noise eBlueeconomy is one of the…
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ONE announces signing of Ship Building Contracts for Ten Very Large Container Ships
Booking acceptance to and from Odesa, Ukraine, and Novorossiysk, Russia, is to be suspended with immediate effect until further notice.…
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Lloyd’s Register and partners launch green corridor cluster
A diverse group of organizations will work together to accelerate the maritime decarbonization push. Lloyd’s Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonisation Hub…
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Leaders of Greek Shipping Join Greece’s Leading Class to Discuss ABS Advances in Technology, Sustainability and the Future of Classification
(ATHENS) ABS, the largest Class in Greek shipping, brought together the leaders of the industry to discuss the latest advances…
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S&P Global : Japan targets more renewables in power sector heavily reliant on fossil fuels
Japan’s power generation sector totals about 250 GW of operating capacity, with about half fueled by natural gas or coal,…
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