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AIDAsol: Booking start for legs of the world cruise 2023/2024
As of now, AIDAsol’s 117-day World Cruise 2023/2024 can also be booked in shorter legs. The duration of the voyages varies between 33 and 84 days – a perfect opportunity to realize the dream of a unique voyage in shorter segments. For example, guests can travel from Hamburg to Sydney…
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Drewry : Container freight rates from Asia are falling again
According to Drewry, their average price between Shanghai and Genoa is $ 5,216, down 19% from last week. The tariffs for the transport of containers by sea are slipping even lower. In the last week, compared to an average drop of -10% on the eight most traveled routes worldwide (to…
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Growth of Superyachts Sector Supported by RINA MAXIMA
RINA has released a new service profile dedicated to luxury motor or sailing yachts as part of its program of support excellence for the superyachts sector From the Monaco Yacht Show the RINA group, multinational inspection, certification and engineering consultancy, presented Maxima: the new service profile dedicated to superyachts –…
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Aqaba Container Terminal announces zero-emission vision
APM Terminals and Aqaba Development Cooperation signed a Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU ) this week for a 15-year extension of their partnership in the Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT), according to the company’s release. The agreement secures a $242 million investment to maintain ACT’s leading position in the region and…
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Rabie follows up development of Suez Canal Fish Farming and Aquaculture Company ( Photos )
Adm. Osama Rabie, Chairman of the SCA follows up the Suez Canal Company for Aquaculture, accompanied by a number of leaders of the SCA and the company, to follow up on the progress of work and to find out the latest developments in the development work of the company. During…
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Hamburg port and Halifax partner on shipping decarbonisation
The partnership will focus on decarbonising the shipping corridor between Halifax on Canada’s east coast and Hamburg on Germany’s north-west coast. Canada-based Halifax Port Authority has entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Germany’s Hamburg Port Authority for the decarbonisation of the shipping corridor. Both entities will work together to…
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ABS and DSME Team-Up on Decarbonization Strategy
ABS Global Sustainability and Simulation Capabilities Support DSME Decarbonization Ambitions (MILAN) ABS and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. (DSME) have formed a joint development project (JDP) to create a decarbonization strategy for DSME’s LNG carrier designs. Signed at Gastech, the project will see ABS and DSME investigate carbon…
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“Mawani” signs 7 agreements to establish an integrated logistics zone and modern technologies in Saudi ports
“Mawani” signed (7) contracts and memoranda of understanding (MoU) in cooperation with its partners in the public and private sectors; Most notably, the establishment of an integrated logistics zone and a re-export zone in Jeddah Islamic Port, the development of infrastructure with the latest international standards, as well as the…
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Dutch fishing vessel struck anchored tanker, oil leak, Netherlands UPDATE pics
Dutch fishing vessel ARM 18 struck anchored tanker GOLDEN DAISY at Ijmuiden Anchorage, Netherlands, at around 0035 UTC Sep 29. ARM 18 sustained damages, but managed to return to home port under own power. No information on tanker damages, but during Sep 29 oil leak from tanker was reported, so…
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Dryad Global : Where Is the Most Dangerous Offshore Region for Oil, Gas Right Now?
The answer to that question really depends on the sector of oil and gas where you work, Dryad Global Chief Executive Officer Corey Ranslem told Rigzone. “If you look at the oil rigs then it would be the Bay of Campeche in the Gulf of Mexico,” Ranslem said. “We have…
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