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A group of shipping companies, green hydrogen producers and engine designers pledged to scale up green hydrogen production and provide the necessary infrastructure for the industry to reach IMO targets during COP28 in Dubai

Singaporean operator PSA’s mainstay at the top of the box port league is extended by another year, in a 12-month period where volume growth was fairly subdued and the end of the post-pandemic boom hit home

OSG has announced its first cash dividend since its troubled restructuring in 2016 that saw it spin off its international tanker business, International Seaways. Chief executive Ed Norton says OSG’s board ‘expects the consideration of the payment of regular quarterly dividends to be on its agenda in the future’

Propulsion system design for eight 9,200 teu boxhips has been changed, as the French giant was said to be concerned over short supply and the high cost of green methanol

Governments are wary about the potential impact of hostilities on global trade, but data indicates there have been no major changes to traffic flows since Yemen’s militant group started targeting ships

Applying the fourth-generation molten salt reactor solutions, the design has won the statement compliance from DNV

Ships dragging anchors were responsible for damage to an underwater pipeline off the US west coast. Anchorage boundaries should be changed and warning systems established to prevent a repeat

CMA CGM flips newbuild fuel pick from methanol to LNG | IMO assembly adopts ‘dark fleet’ resolution to tackle ‘illegal operations’ | Red Sea activity levels normal despite escalating Houthi threats

Container lines are blanking up to 40% of voyages on some trades. This is making supply chain planning difficult for cargo owners

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