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Cape diversions witness shipping emissions soar

In the past few months, the seaborne trading map between Asia and Europe has been significantly affected due to the intervention of Houthis in the…
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Northern Lights project has achieved a significant milestone by introducing new LCO2 carriers

The Northern Lights JV Company has installed custom-built 7,500 cubic meters cargo tanks on their first two vessels. These pressurized cargo tanks are specifically designed…
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Singapore takes measures to ensure a steady supply of methanol bunkers

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is looking for proposals for the supply of methanol as a marine bunker fuel in Singapore from…
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Global supply chains threatened by Panama and Suez Canal double crisis

Supply chain delays and increased rates related to the Suez Canal and Panama Canal may lead shippers and forwarders to choose air cargo as an…
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FTA: Early 2024 might witness the finalization of the UK and Oman FTA with India

India has been negotiating hard to complete crucial bilateral deals with key trading partners in 2023. However, experts believe the country could secure the FTA…
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Houthi rebel attacks on Red Sea might force global shipping companies to take the long way around Africa

Yemen’s Houthi rebels are attacking cargo ships in the Red Sea. Recently, MT Strinda, an all-Indian crew ship experienced terror in the mid-sea. These attacks…
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