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IMO Approves Interim Ammonia Fuel Safety Guidelines as Exmar Pioneers First Dual-Fuel Gas Carriers

IMO Approves Interim Ammonia Fuel Safety Guidelines as Exmar Pioneers First Dual-Fuel Gas Carriers

The International Maritime Organization has approved interim safety guidelines for the use of ammonia as fuel on gas carriers, providing a practical framework to manage the specific risks associated with ammonia's toxici…

Tue May 26 20265 min
NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season as El Niño Suppresses Storm Formation

NOAA Forecasts Below-Normal 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season as El Niño Suppresses Storm Formation

US government scientists have forecast a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season for 2026, predicting eight to fourteen named tropical storms with one to three major hurricanes carrying sustained winds of at least 111 mil…

Mon May 25 20265 min
Svitzer Balder: a practical blueprint for the green transition

Svitzer Balder: a practical blueprint for the green transition

Svitzer is preparing to receive Svitzer Balder, the world's first escort tug combining methanol generators with an energy storage system, built by Turkey's Uzmar to a TRAnsverse 3500 design developed jointly by Svitzer a…

Wed May 20 20265 min
OOCL Names World's Largest Methanol Dual-Fuel Container Ship in Major Step for Alternative-Fuel Shipping

OOCL Names World's Largest Methanol Dual-Fuel Container Ship in Major Step for Alternative-Fuel Shipping

Orient Overseas Container Line has held a naming ceremony for OOCL Wisdom, the world's largest methanol dual-fuel container ship currently in service, marking a significant milestone in the deployment of alternative-fuel…

Mon May 11 20264 min
Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

The flow of the Nile River has fallen from 3,000 cubic metres per second to 2,800 over the past 50 years, exposing Egypt to growing water security risks as Mediterranean salinity intrusion, evaporation in Lake Victoria,…

Fri May 08 20264 min
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