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Norway’s largest battery-powered ferry, the Hinnøy, begins its delivery run from Turkey, set to revolutionize ferry operations in the Arctic fjord region.

Explore the innovative nuclear-powered shipping initiative utilizing micro modular reactor technology, aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities in remote areas.

Explore the rising demand for LNG in the maritime industry and the challenges of developing adequate bunkering infrastructure to support this transition.

Greece plans to repay first bailout loans by 2031, ten years early, marking a significant step towards economic recovery and shedding its EU debt label.

Greek shipowners express optimism at the Delphi Economic Forum, believing that tariff impacts will be manageable and that their share of the global fleet will increase.

Discover the landmark decision by IMO member nations to implement the first global carbon fee for shipping, establishing ambitious emission reduction targets and a groundbreaking carbon revenue system. Learn about …

Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority is set to conduct sea-based LNG bunkering trials in 2025, aiming to enhance its position as a leading hub for alternative marine fuels.

The U.S. has withdrawn from international carbon talks on shipping, urging other nations to reconsider their support for proposed emissions measures, amid ongoing discussions at the IMO.

The U.S. government is reconsidering its proposed port fees for Chinese vessels after significant industry pushback, exploring adjustments to lessen economic impact.

The 83rd meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 83) has sparked uncertainty regarding the global carbon tax on bunker fuel.