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Beyond the horizon: Future Cruise Issue 13 is out now

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reguLiQ Enzyme Fuel Technology for Vessel Emission Reduction

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Uponor Plastic Piping Systems for Ships

Techwind MarineLifts Lift Installation and Maintenance Services for Ships

Green’s Boilers, Economisers and Maintenance Services for the Marine Industry

Dimeq Crew and Passenger Monitoring and Communication Technology

Shipwright Technical Maritime Consulting, Design and Project Management

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Indian oil companies boycott Chinese vessels for transport

Indian oil companies have reportedly stopped using Chinese tankers for the transport of crude and petroleum products.

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Tripoli port to temporarily replace Beirut port in Lebanon

The Tripoli port in Lebanon is reportedly preparing to temporarily replace the port of Beirut, which was destroyed in an explosion last week.

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Beyond the horizon: Future Cruise Issue 13 is out now

In this issue: telehealth on cruises, five ways the passenger experience will change post-Covid-19, the best cruise ship interiors and more.

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Japanese companies to commercialise ammonia gas carrier

NYK Line, Japan Marine United Corporation and ClassNK have signed a joint research and development (R&D) agreement to commercialise ammonia-fuelled ammonia gas carrier (AFAGC).

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Hong Kong Competition Commission investigates port operator alliance

The Competition Commission of Hong Kong has started a consultation on commitments offered by the Hong Kong Seaport Alliance under section 60 of the Competition Ordinance.

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Boluda Towage orders two tugs from Damen Shipyard

Boluda Towage Europe has ordered two 85t bollard-pull ASD 2813 tugs that adhere to the latest IMO Tier III emission standards from Damen Shipyard Group.

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Ports of Auckland to deepen shipping channel to receive larger ships

New Zealand’s Ports of Auckland has received consent to deepen the shipping channel of Auckland to receive larger ships.

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Kalmar to supply 25 TL2 terminal tractors to Saigon Newport

Cargotec subsidiary Kalmar has signed a contract to supply 25 basic Kalmar TL2 terminal tractors to Vietnamese terminal operator Saigon Newport (SNP).

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Emission impossible: how the Covid-19 crisis is impacting IMO 2020 enforcement

IMO regulations governing the sulphur content of marine fuels came into force earlier this year, but what impact has the Covid-19 pandemic had in ports’ ability to enforce the new rules? Beth Bradley, a maritime law specialist and partner at commercial law firm Hill Dickinson, explains more.

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Patimban Port in Indonesia to commence operations in November

Indonesia’s Patimban Port in Subang, West Java, Indonesia, will commence partial operations in November.

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Indian oil companies boycott Chinese vessels for transport

Tripoli port to temporarily replace Beirut port in Lebanon

Beyond the horizon: Future Cruise Issue 13 is out now

Japanese companies to commercialise ammonia gas carrier

Hong Kong Competition Commission investigates port operator alliance

Boluda Towage orders two tugs from Damen Shipyard

Ports of Auckland to deepen shipping channel to receive larger ships

Kalmar to supply 25 TL2 terminal tractors to Saigon Newport

Emission impossible: how the Covid-19 crisis is impacting IMO 2020 enforcement

Patimban Port in Indonesia to commence operations in November

Latest News

Indian oil companies boycott Chinese vessels for transport

Tripoli port to temporarily replace Beirut port in Lebanon

Japanese companies to commercialise ammonia gas carrier

Hong Kong Competition Commission investigates port operator alliance

Boluda Towage orders two tugs from Damen Shipyard

Ports of Auckland to deepen shipping channel to receive larger ships

Kalmar to supply 25 TL2 terminal tractors to Saigon Newport

Patimban Port in Indonesia to commence operations in November

APM Terminals acquires ALC container terminal in Aarhus

HMM to divest stake in TTI Algeciras to CMA CGM

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