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IMO issues sea mine warning
Free-floating sea mines have been reported in the Black Sea region as a result of the Ukraine conflict.
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Boat builder awarded 11-ship contract
An initial contract for 11 barges has been awarded to boat builder Harland & Wolff.
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Ship managers urged to report crew deaths
Two workers onboard ship have died in the past month - but historically there are likely to be more than figures show.
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Shipping sector afflicted by ‘Long Covid’
‘Long Covid’ has become all too prevalent in the shipping industry, says INTERCARGO.
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Shipping costs soar 150% y-o-y
Today’s shipping rates blow previous hikes out of the water, says intelligence platform Xeneta.
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Wilhelmsen buys 99% of NorSea
A major Norwegian shipping group has increased its ownership in offshore logistics firm NorSea.
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Longitude offers expertise for Indonesia
Exhibitor Longitude is helping to develop a strategy to lower carbon fuels in the Indonesian shipping sector.
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The role of USVs on the route to net zero
Join experts at Seawork to discuss the role of Uncrewed Surface Vessels.
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VIDEO: Clean-up robot launched
A battery-operated, remote-controlled robot has been launched to collect all kinds of pollution from waterways.
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CrewSmart hires new Commercial Director
Maritime operations system maker CrewSmart has hired a new Commercial Director. software platform to maritime companies.
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Baltic Lifejackets hires Head of Business
Baltic Lifejackets Sweden has a new Head of Business for its Commercial Marine division.
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BW Ideol appoints Head of Development
BW Ideol has hired Alberto Peña Sicilia as Head of Development for southern Europe.
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Cutting edge fuel vessel supply
MAN will supply fuel-gas supply systems (FGSSs) to a new series of two dual-fuel car carriers
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Bureau Veritas approves security systems
As cyber attacks in maritime increase, technology firm Navarino gets its security products approved.
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Cyber attacks on the increase, industry warned
Energy sector companies are taking a worrying ‘wait and see’ approach to protecting themselves against cyber attacks
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MacArtney makes two appointments
Underwater technology firm MacArtney has made two appointments with a focus on its offshore wind handling equipment.
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Supply chain delays prompt extra orders
Strategic Marine has ordered extra Caterpillar engines to try and avoid vessel production delays.
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Interview: Svitzer on navigating unprecedented challenges
Ukraine. Covid. Brexit. It’s been tough for the maritime industry, but Svitzer Europe’s MD is confident the sector can sail through.