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Foreship has relocated its UK subsidiary to larger premises and appointed Tuur Killaars as Senior Sustainability Specialist, in a dual response to the...

The chief executive of Harland & Wolff Group Holdings has hailed the “increasingly exciting times” which lie ahead for the company and its 780-strong workforce.

The federal government is paying $520,000 to a Nova Scotia shipyard to store a "dead" Coast Guard ship ruined by vandals five years ago. 

Shipping Innovation, owner and organiser of London International Shipping Week, is delighted to welcome The Alan Turing Institute as a first time spon...

CINEC Campus inspired, energized, enriched and motivated by 33 years of excellence in higher education in most diversified fields has decided to launch and stage an exhibition of global standard in innovations and inventions. The main aim of this CINEC initiative is to offer an opportunity to students of CINEC to display their skills beyond...

Is an in-person event for the professionals from the Black and Caspian Seas logistics market in the  with more time for networking and communication.

BMT Group subsidiary BMT Asia Pacific (BMT) will provide detailed engineering design and risk management consultancy services…

The House of Representatives has approved on second reading House Bill (HB) No.7325 or the proposed Magna Carta of Seafarers. (PPAB) This took place during plenary session late Wednesday afternoon, March 1 after the bill--a priority measure of the Marcos administration--was subjected t

Investegate announcements from Vision Hydrogen Corporation, Vision Energy Expands Project Development Team

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Dec. 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vision Energy Corporation (OTCQB:VENG) ("Vision Energy" or the "Company") is pleased to share an update on the expansion of its project management and