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Unlocking the Potential of Undersea Hydrogen Storage in Offshore Production

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A Dive into subsea hydrogen storage A promising Scottish government initiative is funding an innovative project focused on undersea hydrogen storage to foster large-scale offshore hydrogen production. The Port of Aberdeen, collaborating with Subsea7, is spearheading this initiative as one of 32 projects set to receive a shared £7 million ($8.7 million) grant aimed at […]

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Fueling a Greener Future: Eni and RINA Champion Sustainable Maritime Biofuel and Electrofuel Initiatives

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Eni, a leading global energy company, has partnered with classification society RINA to engage in green-fuel initiatives, specifically focusing on the maritime bunkering market. Both companies are committed to advancing energy transition through sustainable solutions. Exploring Sustainable Biofuel Solutions The collaboration centers around Eni’s hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) biofuel, produced at Venice and Gela bio-refineries.

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The Untapped Power of Offshore Wind: America’s Next Energy Frontier

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Harnessing the Winds Capturing energy from the winds along the coastlines of the United States could potentially more than double the country’s electricity production. The Biden administration recognizes this vast, clean-energy potential as key to achieving its ambitious climate goals of 100% carbon-emissions-free electricity by 2035 and a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. With a

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Sailing Towards Progress: Unraveling the Global Cargo Shipping Market

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The Resurgence of the Cargo Shipping Industry The global cargo shipping market, which entails transporting goods and products using cargo ships, has experienced significant growth in recent years. Expected to grow at around 5% during the forecast period, this highly competitive industry boasts a mix of major multinational corporations and smaller local players. Factors such

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Path of the Paper Boats: Nancy Karigithu’s Journey to the Maritime World

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Born and raised in Mwea, Nancy Karigithu, a renowned maritime expert, first developed her love for the sea by playing with paper boats in puddles. Her enthralling journey in the maritime sector has now led her to become one of the seven contenders for the prestigious secretary general position at the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

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Seafaring the Sustainable Way: The Groundbreaking Electric Battery Tanker

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The Path to a Greener Future As the quest for a sustainable future continues, the world faces a challenge: delivering renewable energy to areas with geographical disadvantages. Enter PowerX, a Japan-based startup that has come up with the world’s first electric battery tanker, ingeniously named “X.” This innovative vessel is designed to transport clean energy

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Battery Tankers: Powering the Future of Renewable Energy Transmission

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A groundbreaking Japanese project has released design details for its innovative battery tankers, set to revolutionize the renewable energy sector by forming the basis of a power transmission network. These vessels will efficiently distribute green energy generated in high-potential regions to areas with greater demand. The ambitious venture builds on earlier proposals from Japanese startup

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Celebrating National Maritime Day: Honoring the Heroes of American Maritime

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National Maritime Day: A Historical Tribute Every year on May 22, the United States commemorates National Maritime Day. This day was designated in 1933 to pay tribute to the SS Savannah, which embarked from Georgia to England in 1819, becoming the first steam-powered ship to traverse any ocean successfully. The US Merchant Marine: Pillar of

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G20: Catalyzing Funding for the Blue Economy Transition

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The G20 has the power to accelerate funding for the blue economy shift by exploring innovative financial instruments like debt-for-nature swaps, blue bonds, and outcome-based payments. With India’s G20 presidency, a Think20 engagement group has been established to address how sustainable development goals can be achieved. Closing the Biodiversity Finance Gap To reach the Global

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Florida Maritime Industry: A Major Economic Driver and Provider of National Security

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Celebrating National Maritime Day in Florida On May 22, National Maritime Day, Florida Secretary of Commerce Laura DiBella met with representatives from the American Maritime Partnership (AMP) and the Florida Maritime Partnership in Jacksonville. Together, they acknowledged the significant economic contributions the more than 65,000 men and women of the American maritime industry bring to

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