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THE Alliance announces service network upgrade plan for 2023
THE Alliance’s network has been reconfigured to ensure the most comprehensive port coverage to maximise the satisfaction of the member…
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DNV strengthens support for wind propulsion with International Windship Association membership
DNV has officially joined the International Windship Association with the intention of using the membership status to further support and…
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CMA CGM : Reaching Gaziantep, Turkey by block train via Iskenderun
Effective mid-October 2022, CMA CGM is pleased to launch a dedicated new rail service to serve the dynamic industrial zone…
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ABB and MAN join forces to deliver dual-fuel electric propulsion concept
The concept will focus on increasing the operational flexibility and reducing the carbon footprint of LNG carriers. Switzerland-based ABB and…
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Why ships’ ‘real’ carbon footprint is key to investment
Shipowners and operators should be well into planning ahead for the EEXI and CII regulations coming in from 2023, and…
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Eni enters the world’s largest LNG project in Qatar
Eni has been selected by QatarEnergy as a new international partner in the North Field East (NFE) expansion project. The…
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BV launches a voluntary certification for Hydrogen carbon footprint assessments
Bureau Veritas has developed a certification framework for assessing the carbon footprint of Hydrogen production facilities. In the absence of…
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DP World Chile renews certification of 100% renewable energy
The first for a port operator in South America In addition, emissions fell at the firm’s terminals in San Antonio,…
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CMA CGM partners with PSA on sustainable digital solutions
PSA’s Opt-E-Arrive will allow CMA CGM vessels to skip the anchorage stop and arrive at the berth just in time…
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ABP cuts its carbon footprint further with two electric cranes at the Port of Ipswich
Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s leading ports group, will further reduce carbon emissions, as two of the very first…
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