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With 2030 fast approaching, international shipping is at greater risk than ever of missing its target of 5 to 10 percent of its energy supplied by zero- and near-zero greenhouse gas fuels, threatening the industry's net-…
Greece's Minister of Shipping and Insular Policy, Vassilis Kikilias, has said that a fire aboard a Blue Star ferry that burned for more than two days off the island of Mykonos is under control. The minister said there wa…
INEOS Grangemouth is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the arrival of the first Dragon Ship, a landmark moment that helped underpin the future of chemicals manufacturing at the site. On 28 September 2016, the JS INEOS…
A fleet of Boluda Towage Australia tugs has helped refloat the grounded bulk carrier Cape Falcon off Queensland, Australia, as authorities begin an investigation into the accident. The 2022-built Liberia-flagged ship gro…
The Maria Angelicoussis-led shipping group is ramping up its fleet renewal programme across the tanker and LNG carrier sectors, with 13 newbuildings scheduled to enter service in 2026. By the end of the year, six LNG dua…
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