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Ocean Technologies Group takes over Marlins
Rapidly growing Ocean Technologies Group has added maritime English testing to its array of learning products, buying Marlins from V.Group. …
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European consortium bids to fast track commercial pathway to climate neutral methanol
A consortium of European maritime research and technology firms have launched the FASTWATER project to demonstrate the feasibility of retrofit…
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UK to convene international crew change summit
Marking the International Day of the Seafarer, the UK government has today announced it will host the first international summit…
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Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping opens in Copenhagen
The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping was opened today in Copenhagen, featuring some of the biggest names…
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The nurse who decided to go to sea
Women working at sea are a rarity. A woman captaining a merchant ship rarer still. So with today marking the…
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What keeps me up at night
Concluding our series looking at issues shipping faces thanks to Covid-19, Graham Porter, the chairman of Tiger Group Investments, writes…
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Chemical tanker owners build pricing power
Researchers at Singapore-based Eastport Maritime are predicting chemical tanker owners are set to have greater pricing power thanks to all…
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GoodBulk seals $200m deal to refinance fleet
Monaco-based GoodBulk has made a significant step to improving its profitability with the sealing of a $200m refinancing of its…
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Welfare 2.0 report highlights lack of funding for human factor start-ups
Satellite communications giant Inmarsat has tapped Splash columnist Nick Chubb, the founder of consultancy Thetius, to pen a research paper…
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Aker Solutions selected by Equinor for subsea system at Breidablikk
Aker Solutions has been awarded a letter of intent from Equinor for the delivery of a subsea system at the…
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DeepOcean awarded North Sea contract by Repsol
Norway’s DeepOcean has been awarded an EPCI contract to perform marine operations in connection with Repsol’s tieback of the YME…
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Weekly Broker: Dry bulk on the run
The decent transaction flow in the second hand bulker sale and purchase market continued for another week with the rates…
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‘We really, really do not have much time left’
With the relaunch of the Splash website we asked some shipping luminaries to pen their thoughts on how our industry…
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The maritime tech lessons from Covid
“In Norway there is saying that there is no one in such a hurry as a dead fish so you…
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Filipino lines and yards seek $200m stimulus package
Filipino shipping lines and shipbuilders have asked the state for a massive PHP10bn ($200m) in stimulus aid. “The shipping companies…
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Bulk carrier takes out Panamanian rail bridge
The Panama Canal Authority is investigating how a bulk carrier, the , ploughed into a railway bridge while under tow…
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StandShip debuts dual deadweight neo-panamax bulk carrier design
Class society ABS has granted approval in principle to a dual deadweight neo-panamax bulk carrier design from the StandShip Joint…
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FOSCO makes cape entrance
Numerous broking reports report that low key Fujian based bulker owner Fujian Ocean Shipping has snapped up its biggest ship today. …
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CSC Phoenix to scrap handy bulker
Chinese dry bulk shipping operator CSC Phoenix has announced a plan to list its 1987-built 42,336 dwt handy bulker for…
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Miclyn Express Offshore secures contract extensions in Brunei
Singapore-based offshore vessel operator Miclyn Express Offshore (MEO) has secured a three-year long term contract extension for four crew boats…
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