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Yanmar Power Technology Advances Hydrogen-Fueled Engines with Government Approval Yanmar Power Technology has secured government approval for its hydrogen-fueled engines and hydrogen fuel cell systems production plan, aligning with Japan’s Zero Emission Ship Construction Promotion Project. This initiative is part of Japan’s broader strategy to capture the global market for next-generation ships by investing heavily…

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Denmark’s $2.1 Billion Arctic Military Investment: A Strategic Move for Regional Security Denmark’s recent $2.1 billion Arctic military investment plan marks a significant step in strengthening its defense capabilities in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions. This initiative is a response to growing security concerns and increasing international interest in the area, particularly in light…

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Brazil’s ANP Approves Unification of Berbigão and Sururu Offshore Fields The recent approval by Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) to unify the Berbigão and Sururu offshore oil and gas fields, operated by Petrobras, marks a significant milestone in the country’s oil and gas industry. This decision, made on January 23,…

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Delivery of Final 7,600 cbm LNG Bunkering Vessel Marks Milestone for Seaspan Energy The delivery of the third and final 7,600 cubic meters (cbm) LNG bunkering vessel by CIMC SOE to Seaspan Energy marks a significant milestone in the project. This vessel, christened Seaspan Baker, completes a series of three LNG bunkering vessels ordered by…

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First Ammonia’s Green Ammonia Project: A Leap Towards Sustainable Energy First Ammonia has secured a significant contract with Worley for the front-end engineering design (FEED) of its groundbreaking green ammonia project in Victoria, Texas. This project marks a pivotal moment in the transition to sustainable energy, leveraging solid oxide electrolyzer technology (SOEC) for efficient hydrogen…

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Greece’s Asso.subsea Advances Offshore Industry with New DP-2 Cable-Laying Vessel Althea Greece’s Asso.subsea has taken a significant leap in the offshore industry by securing a contract for the construction of a new DP-2 cable-laying vessel (CLV) named Althea. Built in China, this state-of-the-art vessel is equipped with cutting-edge technology designed to tackle challenging offshore environments.…

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Portsmouth Port Introduces LNG Bunkering to Drive Carbon Neutrality Portsmouth Port, a key maritime hub in the UK, has recently introduced LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) bunkering, marking a significant step towards carbon neutrality and emissions reduction. This initiative aligns with the port’s broader goals of achieving carbon net-neutrality by 2030 and becoming emissions-free by 2050.…

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The Red Sea Crisis: Impact on Global Shipping and Procurement The Red Sea crisis, primarily driven by Houthi rebel attacks, has significantly disrupted global maritime operations, leading to increased shipping costs and procurement challenges for stores and spares. This crisis has forced vessels to reroute around Africa, adding thousands of miles to their journeys and…

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The Decline of Ust-Luga Port Oil Exports: Causes and Implications The Ust-Luga port, a key exporting gateway for Russia, has experienced a significant decline in oil exports in January 2025, reaching a four-year low. This reduction is primarily attributed to technical issues within Transneft’s pipeline system, compounded by Western sanctions, drone attacks by Ukraine, and…

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The Baltic Sea Cable Breach: A Comprehensive Analysis Introduction to the Baltic Sea Cable Breach The recent breach of undersea cables in the Baltic Sea has drawn significant attention due to its potential impact on Europe’s digital infrastructure. These cables, including the BCS East-West Interlink and C-Lion1 fibre-optic cables, were disrupted on 17–18 November 2024.…

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