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LCO2 Carrier Design Developed by Deltamarin for ECOLOG’s CO2 Platform

The Maritime Executive 17 May 2024

Based in Greece and established by Greek shipping tycoon Peter Livanos, ECOLOG is using the model of the gas sector to develop its business model ... Each of the ships will have a capacity of 7,500 cubic ...

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Spain refuses ship carrying arms to Israel to dock at port

The New Arab 17 May 2024

Spain has refused permission for a ship carrying arms to Israel to dock at a Spanish port, Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said on Thursday ... "This will be a consistent policy with any ship ...

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Indian Coast Guard Rescues British Mariner Aboard Sealift Ship

The Maritime Executive 17 May 2024

On Thursday, the Indian Coast Guard rescued a British mariner from a UK sealift ship off the coast of Kochi, according to India's defense department ... The civilian-crewed British sealift ship Anvil ...

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All Aboard: Swire Shipping’s quest to welcome women seafarers

Tradewinds 17 May 2024

Step on board Swire Shipping’s multipurpose general cargo ship Apia Chief and you will immediately ...

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Manila recklessly pushing envelope on disputes: China Daily editorial

China Daily 17 May 2024

The deployment of many Chinese vessels including several China Coast Guard ships patrolling around Huangyan Island has obviously served to deter the Philippine convoy from taking further adventurous actions, which would only end in fiasco.

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Spain turns away ship carrying arms to occupied territories

Press TV 17 May 2024

Spain has turned away a ship carrying arms to the occupied territories amid the Israeli regime’s ongoing genocidal war against the Gaza Strip.

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Philly Shipyard Lays Keel for Great Lakes' Subsea Rock Installation Vessel

MarineLink 17 May 2024

The ship will have an overall length of 140.5 meters (461 feet), a breadth of 34.1 meters (112 feet), and crew accommodations for 45 people.

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Samsung Heavy unveils eco-friendly ships, AI tech in Europe

Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide 17 May 2024

... Europe to expand its presence in the region’s carbon-neutral ship market.

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George Economou surrenders Genco Shipping board fight, declares victory

Tradewinds 17 May 2024

Greek shipping magnate George Economou has quit his attempt to place his nominee on the board of New York-listed Genco ...

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NMRC looks for firms for ads in 6 stns

The Times of India 17 May 2024

... 76, Sector 137, Sector 142, Delta 1, and Depot stations.

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As Cambodia launches $36.6bn building drive, China, Japan fight for spoils

Al Jazeera 17 May 2024

Shipping projects also feature heavily in the plan. The largest of these is a 180-kilometre-long, 100-metre-wide shipping canal to link the Mekong River system at Phnom Penh directly to the Gulf of Thailand.

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Govt to grant tax exemptions on raw materials for local manufacturing of drugs, medical supplies

Business Ghana 17 May 2024

This, he said, had become urgent due to the dwindling donor in-flow to the health sector ... Notwithstanding, Dr Okoe- Boye said the sector had made significant improvements in providing access to healthcare to the populace.

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Teenagers could soon qualify as train drivers on £60k a year in bid to ease ...

The Daily Mail 17 May 2024

Ministers are keen to attract young train drivers into the cab in a bid to tackle the UK's widespread railway staffing crisis and 'build resilience' in the sector ... a clear path into the sector.

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Polish business tycoons to visit Pakistan

The News International 17 May 2024

With expectations of resolving concerns of existing players on account of clearing outstanding amounts of circular debt, Poland’s nine leading private sector companies will be visiting Pakistan next week to explore joint ventures in various fields.

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FSU conference to discuss pay, AI and surveillance

RTE 17 May 2024

The FSU also represents workers in the tech sector. "It has been a turbulent time for this sector with redundancy after redundancy announcements and fear and anxiety from workers rampant within the sector," Mr O'Connell will say.