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Zero Net Emissions: Alcohol, Biomethane & Ammonia a Good Start
Market projections have shown that the best-positioned fuels for research and development into net-zero marine fuels are alcohol, biomethane, and ammonia. According to a new study conducted by Danish shipping major A.P. Moller – Maersk and UK’s classification society Lloyd’s Register, the greatest opportunities for decarbonizing shipping lie in finding…
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Nigeria Accelerating Development of First Deep Sea Port through Chinese Investment
Nigeria is set to receive its first deep sea port in the city of Lekki, Lagos State, after the country signed agreements with China Development Bank. Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu witnessed the signing of four agreements, including a USD 629 million financing facility that would accelerate the completion of…
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IMO : Global regime to create much-needed safety standards for fishing vessels moves a significant step closer.
Forty-Eight States sign public declarations to indicate their determination to bring the 2012 Cape Town Agreement on fishing vessel safety into force. The Declaration was signed during a Ministerial Conference held in Torremolinos, Spain. Some 120 States, 70 ministerial-level representatives, 30 international organizations, and 500 delegates attended the Torremolinos Ministerial…
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محمد فودة خبير اللوجيستيات والاقتصاد البحري يكتب : الاقتصاد الازرق فى افريقيا و” العمى البحرى ” !
محمد فودة خبير اللوجيستيات والاقتصاد البحري لا انسى مقولة للرئيس الاوغندى ” يورى موسيفينى ” حين صرح على هامش مؤتمر ” استدامة الاقتصاد الازرق ” فى العاصمة الكينية نيروبى فى نوفمبر العام الفائت : “كان لدى تحفظات على هذه القمة خوفا من ان يكون الاقتصاد الازرق هذا هو شكل آخر…
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EVENTS :World Maritime University
The City of Malmö Welcome Dinner has been an annual event since 2001. This year’s dinner took place in the Old City Hall with over 300 guests in attendance including current students and their families, host families, and WMU faculty and staff. The annual Welcome Dinner is the occasion when…
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BOS BOSKALIS AWARDED EUR 45 MILLION DREDGING PROJECT IN THE REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES
Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. (Boskalis) has been awarded a contract by the Ministry of National Planning and Infrastructure, Republic of Maldives, in relation to the development of Gulhifalhu The contract carries a value of approximately EUR 45 million. The dredging activities are due to commence in the fourth quarter of…
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على متن يخته ” المقام ” يتوج حمدان بن زايد ” زلزال ” سباق دلما
حمدان بن زايد خلال السباق حمدان بن زايد خلال السباق بحضور راشد بن حمدان بن زايد وذياب بن سعيد بن حمدان والحضور راشد بن حمدان بن زايد وذياب بن سعيد بن حمدان يتابعان السباق حمدان بن زايد يحيي المشاركين في سباق دلما التاريخي الإمارات أبوظبي حمدان بن زايد مهرجان سباق دلما التاريخي زايد بن…
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Two crew died in cargo tank of Algerian tanker
According to information provided to Maritime Bulletin by a local company, two crew died during works in a cargo tank of Algerian tanker TAMGOUT on Oct 21 or earlier. Tanker arrived at Bizerte Anchorage in the evening Oct 21, while en route from Bejaia Algeria to Yuzhniy Port Ukraine, understood interrupting voyage…
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Ukraine has started accepting tender applications for a concession of the Stevedoring Company Olvia
Ukraine has started accepting tender applications for a concession of the Stevedoring Company Olvia (SC Olvia), a state-owned company operating Olvia Port, a multipurpose seaport terminal in the Mykolaiv region. According to the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA), the tender process which also includes selected assets of USPA was launched…
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DP World wrapped up the third quarter of this year with a slight drop in gross container throughput
Dubai-based port and terminal operator DP World wrapped up the third quarter of this year with a slight drop in gross container throughput. The company handled 17.7 million TEUs across its global portfolio of container terminals in Q3 2019, a decrease of 1.6 percent when compared to 18 million TEUs…
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