Singapore Receives Its First Emissions-Certified LNG Cargo
Pavilion Energy has taken the delivery of its first-ever LNG cargo with a statement of greenhouse gas emissions issued at the Singapore LNG Terminal by QatarEnergy.
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Cargo Ship Freed After Running Aground In Detroit River
A Freighter was freed several hours after it ran aground in the Detroit River close to an island along the border of the U.S. and Canada.
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BIMCO Applauds Bangladeshi Hong Kong Convention Pledge After Industry Visit
Bangladesh is set to ratify the Hong Kong Convention, also known as the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, in the coming weeks.
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Over 15,000 Ships Could Be Recycled By 2032, Up More Than 100% On The Last 10 Years
Over the next ten years, more than 15,000 ships with a deadweight capacity of more than 600 million tonnes are expected to be recycled.
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AI And Automated Ships Pose New Challenges In Casualty Liability
AI and automated ships will complicate liability assessment for maritime accidents under the Hague Rules, warns the Chairman of the Association of Average Adjusters.
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Political Instability Is A “Risk Multiplier” Which Is Putting A Successful Green Energy Transition In Maritime In Jeopardy, ICS Report Shows
New report highlights that there is changing attitudes towards the fuels of the future from industry leaders but reliance on fossil fuels remains high without global political and regulatory clarity.
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1,800-Year-Old Shipwreck Unveils Rare Marble Treasures in Israel
A recreational sea swimmer named Gideon Harris dived about four meters and accidentally came across a 1,800-year-old treasure trove comprising marble columns.
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How Old Is That Microplastic? A New Way To Estimate The Age Of Microplastics In The Upper Ocean
Researchers from Kyushu University and Asahi Kasei Corporation have developed a new way to estimate the age of microplastics found in the upper oceans.
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India To Revolutionize Shipping Industry With Green Hydrogen Bunkering At Major Ports By 2035
India is all set to facilitate the launch of green hydrogen bunkering and refueling facilities at the country’s major ports by 2035.
