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Nuclear propulsion for shipping could help speed up the path towards net zero
Nuclear-powered shipping can improve vessels’ operational efficiency and cut back on emissions,according to an American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) study…
UK + France unveil new measures boosting seafarers’ working conditions
The UK + France introduce new initiatives to improve conditions for seafarers: The UK government has unveiled a new package…
Al Seer Marine reports lower net income in 2Q 2023
Al Seer marine turned to a loss in 1H 2023 due to a loss on investments spurred by a tough…
SCZone receives two bids from int’l firms for green gas and methanol bunkering services
The SCZone said earlier this month it plans to roll out green methanol bunkering services earlier than planned
Iraqi Airways eyes fleet expansion by 2027 + AD Ports Group, partners to roll out marine fueling stations in Abu Dhabi. PLUS: More from FedEx Express, Japan Airlines, Oman and IMO
SHIPPING + MARITIME- New consortium looks to roll out marine refueling and retail concepts in Abu Dhabi: AD Ports Group…
More than 10k vessels could be scrapped, as per IMO’s new carbon targets
More than 10k vessels are at risk of being scrapped if they fail to comply with the International Maritime Organization’s…
UAE to get maritime decarbonization center + AD Ports inks strategic partnership with Chinese engineering firm. PLUS: News from SCZone, CMA CGM, FedEx, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Wizz Air, and the Suez Canal
SHIPPING + MARITIME- The UAE’s Energy and Infrastructure Ministry and Norway-based classification society DNV will establish the region’s first maritime…
TODAY: Russia’s exit from the Black Sea grain pact is already harming global trade + Will the UAE snag a contract for another terminal at Pakistan’s Karachi Port?
Good morning, friends, and welcome back. We have a packed issue for you this morning, as we return from a…
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