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An Expansive Look at the Proposed Adjustment in Great Lakes Pilotage Rates for 2024

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An Overview of U.S. Great Lakes Proposed Rule The United States Coast Guard has taken to the Federal Register, announcing its intention to revise the pilotage rates for the U.S. Great Lakes for the 2024 shipping season. This is an administrative move that aims to accrue more income for the three U.S. Great Lakes pilot […]

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Harnessing Clean Energy: A Groundbreaking Methanol Hybrid Fuel Cell Tug in the Works

News, Technology /

Svitzer, a global leader in towage and maritime solutions, recently announced the initiation of its project’s second phase. This project aims to create the world’s pioneering methanol hybrid fuel cell (MHFC) tug. Being a subsidiary of A.P. Moller-Maersk, Svitzer has a reputation for innovative maritime solutions. Undertaking technical feasibility studies for this type of vessel,

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Revamping Inland Waterways: A Collaborative Endeavour by HGK Shipping and Salzgitter

Logistics, News /

Sailing toward a future of sustainable logistics, Europe’s premier inland shipping enterprise, HGK Shipping, has joined hands with Salzgitter, Germany’s second-largest steelmaker. The shared objective: to foster and proliferate low-emission supply chains for inland waterways, setting a new standard for eco-friendly transportation. To kick start this ambitious project, HGK along with Salzgitter subsidiaries – Salzgitter

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Pivoting Ship in Stormy Seas: ZIM’s Quarter Turnaround Amid Industry Turmoil 

Economy, News /

In the financial riptides of Q2, ZIM suffered a net loss of $213 million, significantly influenced by a non-cash after-tax item. This loss, totaling $51 million is directly linked to the redelivery of specific vessels. Compared to the encouraging operating income of $1,764 million in Q2 of the previous year, the company reported an opposing

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Securing the Future: How New Anchor Handlers Prop Up the Burgeoning Offshore Wind Industry

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The Catalytic Role of Anchor Handlers in Floating Wind Technology The nascent floating offshore wind business is set to spur demand for a fleet of newly built specialized anchor handlers. A meticulous study of the convoluted market dynamics and technical components provides profound insights into the specific necessities for anchor handlers in floating offshore wind.

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Cutting-edge Biofuel Bunker Blend Trial Marks A New Era in Shipping Sector Decarbonisation

Energy, News /

Eastern Pacific Shipping, in collaboration with the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation, has recently accomplished a biodiesel fuel trial using one of its gas carriers. This initiative underscores an innovative leap in the tackling of carbon emissions within the maritime industry. The Historical Event – Key Features On July 24, the LPG-fueled vessel, Kaupang, was

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Legal Battles on the High Seas: MSC Takes the Hot Seat

News, Policy /

Mediterranean Shipping Co, notorious as the globe’s most massive container line, once again finds itself in murky legal waters. It’s not a singular disgruntled shipper igniting these flames this time around. The present investigation encompasses far-reaching grievances, involving countless charges imposed on an array of clients, some harking back to 2017. Detention, Demurrage, and Bills:

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Echoes of Darwin: Modern-Day Voyage Courageously Carves Path for Planetary Conservation

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Embarking on a Journey: The Darwin200 Expedition A gallant group of tall-ship operators is on the verge of breathing new life into Charles Darwin’s celebrated voyage of exploration. This momentous trip gave rise to the concept of evolution. A team comprising environmental researchers and audacious explorers is gearing up to launch from Plymouth on a

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Unraveling the Mystery of The Contaminated Marine Fuel

Energy, News /

In the quiet corners of shipping terminals in Singapore and Houston, a perturbing issue awaits resolution. The Maritime and Port Authority have their hands full as they meticulously examine a report revolving around polluted Very Low Sulfur Fuel Oil (VLSFO), supposedly dispensed not only at the Houston ports but also in Singapore. No marine vessels

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