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Companies have been advised not to deploy Indian crew to Iran. |
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Tue24Feb |
Finland's government agency has awarded up to €118.6 million in tax credits to back the Ranua e-methanol project. |
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Tue24Feb |
Norwegian tourism firm is moving ahead with high-speed zero-emission passenger vessels. |
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Tue24Feb |
The partners aim to develop a hydrogen fuel cell retrofit for a Northern Europe feeder vessel. |
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Tue24Feb |
The programme will help governments assess port readiness and investment pathways for alternative marine fuel bunkering. |
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Tue24Feb |
Corvus Energy will equip two hybrid ferries under an ABB propulsion contract, with an option for a third vessel. |
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Tue24Feb |
The latest sanctions bring the total number of vessels designated by New Zealand to 210. |
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Tue24Feb |
Rosneft holds an interest in three German refineries, which produce a range of products including bunker fuels. |
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Tue24Feb |
IMO's Secretary-General says progress is being made on interim training guidance for crews serving on ships using alternative fuels and new technologies. |
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Tue24Feb |
The company has appointed Poomin Vichitchaisilp as Managing Director of Uni-Fuels Thailand. |
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