News & Features
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Tue03Feb |
Ampera says its thorium-fuelled micro-reactor technology is suitable to power vessels including cruise ships, reefers and port barges. |
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Tue03Feb |
OrbitMI has appointed former ZeroNorth head of sales Andrew Redfern as sales director for the Nordics and the Americas. |
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Tue03Feb |
The IMO sub-committee agreed last month to develop interim safety guidelines for wind propulsion systems. |
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Tue03Feb |
The 150 mt/day e-methanol plant aims to support Kandla port's goal of becoming a hub for methanol bunkering. |
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Tue03Feb |
Petrobras last year introduced volume-based bunker pricing at the Port of Santos, offering discounts on stem sizes above 1,500 mt. |
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Mon02Feb |
Meanwhile, India again vows to stop buying Russian oil in exchange for lower tariffs. |
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Mon02Feb |
Russian-born Vladimir Motin was found guilty by a court in London on Monday. |
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Mon02Feb |
Ramasamy Murugappan has joined the company as bunker operation and quality control manager in Singapore as of this month. |
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Mon02Feb |
Maersk's dual-fuel methanol fleet has grown to about 20 ships now. |
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Mon02Feb |
DNV says 20 ships capable of running on alternative fuels were ordered in January, with LNG accounting for 16 of the orders. |
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