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EU to hold a second auction for funding clean hydrogen production under its Hydrogen Bank as part of the Net-Zero Industry Act

‘Shipping is a very old market and people who are a little bit too smart have always been there. The problem is, if you want to really cope with the situation, you need a lot of expertise,’ argues partner Enrico Vergani in an interview

All fresh tonnage is part of the second phase of the ordering spree launched by QatarEnergy to support growing production from the gas exporter’s expansion projects

Demand for long-haul tankers in the mainstream market could be affected as more Venezuelan crude shifts back to the dark fleet. But the limited volume of these cargoes will minimise the impact

The tanker and its registered owner were removed from the US sanctions list

Attacks on ships in the Red Sea continue. Diversions around the Red Sea, together with solid cargo demand, are pushing up pricing for liner operator and containership lessor stocks.

Insurers tell UK government that oil price cap is ‘increasingly unenforceable’ | Red Sea traffic stable at new ‘normal’ despite spate of attacks | Maersk’s reported $600m investment in Nigeria is news to Maersk

Following last year’s joint investigation with Lloyd’s List on Russia’s evolving tactics to export grain from occupied Ukraine, Bellingcat uncovers two more bulkers flying the Russian flag that have joined the grain-plundering fleet out of the Russia-occupied port of Sevastopol

The US is continuing to slap sanctions on ships and companies facilitating sales of Iranian oil for the benefit of the regime’s armed forces. Almost 30 vessels have been targeted by Ofac since the year began

Public sector investment bank Bpifrance will manage the majority of the fund, which will also finance research projects within the maritime sector