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Panama Canal Launches Major New Water Management Project to Ensure Adequate Water Supply
The Panama Canal Authority has today published a request for qualifications from prospective contractors for the engineering, design and construction of a major new water management system in order to ensure adequate water supply for the critical waterway.
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How Germany is Re-Engineering the Rhine, Europe’s Most Important River
Two shipping brothers on Germany’s Rhine faced a dilemma that has become increasingly common on Europe’s most important river.
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AMSA bans bulk carrier for 6 months
Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) recently banned a Hong Kong-flagged bulk carrier from Australian ports for the period of six months.
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Norwegian partners to develop autonomous zero emission Ro-Ro vessels
Norwegian Kongsberg Maritime and Massterly -a joint venture between Kongsberg and Wilhelmsen- have signed with the Norwegian grocery distributor ASKO to equip two new vessels with autonomous technology, and to manage their operations at sea. The fully electric ships will replace 2 million km of truck transport, saving 5,000 tonnes of CO2 every year.
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North Sea Port signs for construction of green hydrogen plant
Netherlands-based energy company VoltH2 has signed a cooperation agreement with North Sea Port, in order to build a green hydrogen plant in Vlissingen.
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ClassNK launches guidelines for digital smart ship
ClassNK released its “Guidelines for Digital Smart Ship”, which stipulates the procedures for class notations for ships with advanced digital technology.
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AMSA bans cargo ship from entering Australian ports
Australian Maritime Safety Authority recently detained a Hong Kong-flagged cargo ship for serious and repeated safety and pollution prevention related failures.
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Japanese consortium working on world’s first CO2 capture at sea
A Japanese consortium is working to conduct test operations and measurements for a small scale ship-based CO2 capture demonstration plant. Under the name "Carbon Capture on the Ocean" (CC-Ocean), the project seeks to achieve CO2 capture at sea in a world's first.
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Stolt Tankers to buy CTG’s chemical tanker fleet
Norwegian shipping company Stolt-Nielsen Limited revealed today that Stolt Tankers B.V. has agreed to acquire five chemical tankers from Chemical Transportation Group (CTG) for trading in the Stolt Tankers Joint Service.
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Hapag-Lloyd enters partnership with Intelligent Cargo Systems
Intelligent Cargo Systems and German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd, have announced they are entering into a technology partnership.