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LNG-Powered Crude Oil Tanker Crossing Northern Sea Route
An LNG-powered tanker loaded with over 100,000 metric tons of crude oil is transiting the Northern Sea Route for the first time as climate change continues to make the route more accessible to commercial shipping.
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Fednav Welcomes Its Latest Handy Bulker
Canadian bulk shipping company Fednav Limited has taken delivery of Federal Montreal, its newest Great Lakes-suitable Handysize vessel.
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26,000 foreign tourists visit Gilan in 6 months
About 26 000 foreign tourists stayed in tourist resorts and hotels of Gilan province since the beginning of new Iranian year starting from March 21 until August 22nd, Director-General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Guilan province Shahroud Amir Entekhabi said on Monday.
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Bulk carrier with 25 crew disappears off east Indonesia
Search and rescue operations are underway for the Indonesian-flagged bulk carrier 'Nur Allya', which has been missing along with its 25 crew members, after sending a distress signal in waters off eastern Indonesia on Sunday.
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Glasgow Subway shows off its new driverless trains
In May, Stadler Rail delivered the first of 17 new trains to the Glasgow Subway, equipped for driverless operations. This photo feature takes a visual tour of the new rolling stock, and the wider modernisation of this historic metro system.
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CMA CGM Pledges Not to Use the Northern Sea Route
French shipping major CMA CGM has decided that none of its 500 vessels will use the Northern Sea Route along Siberia, which is now open due to climate change.
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Color Line’s Color Hybrid Named in Norway
The world’s largest plug-in hybrid ship Color Hybrid, built for cruise and ferry company Color Line, was named on August 23 in Sandefjord, Norway.
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British Airways turns 100 and celebrates with its customers
On Sunday 25 August 2019 British Airways celebrates its 100 birthday. The airline is marking its centenary by celebrating with customers.
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Marsden Point, New Zealand, tops new BIMCO terminal vetting report
While the average overall rating of terminals remained the same as last year, there was a significant increase in the number of reports received. The increase in companies, and ships, involved in the Scheme means the report covers a wider range of terminals than in previous years. This suggests that in general, bulk terminals globally are performing to a good standard.