12 Oct Daily Briefing October 12 2023
Fears of unintended consequences from removal of block exemption | ‘Mama doesn’t have the bosom to suckle from,’ decries Greek...
Fears of unintended consequences from removal of block exemption | ‘Mama doesn’t have the bosom to suckle from,’ decries Greek...
The City of Rotterdam and the City of Oslo have signed a Memorandum of […] The post Rotterdam and Oslo to create a green corridor with Samskip’s hydrogen-fueled ships appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
The carrier USS Gerald R. Ford and her escorts have arrived in the Eastern Mediterrranean, sending a message of support for Israel and a warning to other regional players like Iran and Hezbollah. In addition, the U.S. is considering the possibility of sending a second...
Carriers lose fight to keep consortia block exemption regulation | ‘Too much FOMO’: high premiums draw war risk insurers back...
A shortage of repair yards with experience in conversions may hinder the take up […] The post Repair yard shortage puts maritime energy transition at risk appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
Authorities in Australia are calling for the public's help in identifying the owner of an imported woodworking planer that was seized in Port Botany, particularly if they have any information about the 110 kilos of methamphetamine packed inside. The drug consignment was identified by Australian Border...
Euronav and Frontline offer two very different visions of the future | Procopiou: EU regulations on shipping ‘just bullshit’ | Israel marine...
A 210,000-ton LNG dual-fuel bulk carrier built by Beihai Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of China […] The post Beihai’s first 210,000-ton LNG dual-fuel bulk carrier completes sea trial appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
Natural gas utilities in Estonia and Finland have had to shut down a subsea gas pipeline under the Baltic because of a suspected leak, operator Elering said in a statement Sunday. In the early hours of Sunday morning, Estonian gas grid operator Elering and its Finnish...
New evidence shows the Russian occupied port is starting to be used for international trade Related StoriesIncremental increases to Iran’s rejuvenated oil exports likely to have ‘muted’ effect on mainstream tanker marketUkraine and Russia-bound ships dominate detentions and port bansWhy shipping’s failure to learn safety lessons...