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3D printed spare parts move a step closer with US class approval
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has moved one step closer to becoming a reality in the marine industry…
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Bureau Veritas hit by cyber attack
French class society Bureau Veritas (BV) has reported a cyber attack that forced the company to temporarily take its servers…
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DNV’s latest acquisition creates the world’s largest industrial cyber security practice
DNV is acquiring Amsterdam-based cyber security specialist Applied Risk with the aim of building the world’s largest industrial cyber security…
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An ocean of opportunities
Orna Hozman-Bechor, chair of the Ashdod port board of directors, on how Israel is trying to position itself as a…
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Vestas flags cybersecurity incident
Wind turbine manufacturing giant Vestas has been hit by a cybersecurity incident which has led to the shutdown of its…
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World’s first zero emissions autonomous boxship readies to enter service
The world’s first fully emission free autonomous container vessel, , has completed its maiden voyage in the Oslo fjord, following…
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Decarbonisation and digital twins; simulation is the real thing for sustainable shipping
SIM is a technology with the potential to make a significant contribution to maritime decarbonisation, writes Patrick Ryan from ABS.…
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John Fredriksen lauches clean energy tech company
ST Energy Transition I, a blank check company created by John Fredriksen to target energy transition and clean energy technology,…
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MSC and Wärtsilä to trial alternative fuels conversion for two-stroke engines
Finnish marine technology firm Wärtsilä is set to commercially launch its two-stroke future fuels conversion platform during the first quarter…
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DCSA publishes framework of just-in-time standards for main port call activities
The Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA), a neutral, non-profit group established to further digitalisation of container shipping technology standards, in…
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First satellite-focused leasetech firm aims to disrupt equipment financing
A new company has been launched, aiming to revolutionise the way firms finance satellite telecommunications equipment. SatLease Capital is focused…
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Vortexa brings tonnage supply and utilisation numbers to Baltic data
Data firm Vortexa has launched its Freight Pricing Analytics screen following a recent data partnership with the Baltic Exchange. The…
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Eidesvik presses ahead with OSV ammonia retrofits
Norwegian shipowner Eidesvik has teamed up with Norwegian continental shelf oil and gas player Aker BP and Alma, a venture…
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Svitzer takes the methanol route
Towage operator Svitzer, part of Maersk, has moved to develop the world’s first fuel cell tug for harbour operations, running…
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Viasat acquires Inmarsat in $7.3bn mega satellite deal
California-based Viasat is acquiring London-based Inmarsat in a transaction valued at $7.3bn, comprised of $850m in cash, approximately 46.36m shares…
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Why we ought to be using today’s technology to fix tomorrow’s problems
We can’t risk being dragged back to business as usual while we wait for future fuels – now is the…
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Captain’s Table finalists announced
This week the Captain’s Table kicked off the bootcamp cycle for its 2021 cohort with the eight finalists for the…
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Start-up hub
In an increasingly competitive landscape for start-ups in the maritime and logistics space, Tabitha Logan and Su Yin Anand, founders…
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MOL gives the world a glimpse of future CO2 ships
Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and compatriot Mitsubishi Shipbuilding have completed a concept study for a large liquefied CO2 (LCO2)…
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Stopford calls on shipping’s Elon Musks to step forward
Speaking at the Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference yesterday, Dr Martin Stopford, the non-executive president of Clarkson Research Services…
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