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Industry players present ‘key’ actions to bolster UK’s hydrogen economy

The Hydrogen Coordination Forum, which brings together a range of UK and regional bodies across the hydrogen landscape, has announced ten “key” actions to support the scale-up of new hydrogen infrastructure. The post Industry players present ‘key’ actions to bolster UK’s hydrogen economy appeared first on Offshore Energy.

ICS Chairman Emanuele Grimaldi honoured at ESG Shipping Awards

International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Chairman and Managing Director of Grimaldi Group, Emanuele Grimaldi, was awarded the Honorary Recognition Award at the ESG Shipping Awards in recognition of his significant contribution to the global maritime industry. The second annual awards ceremony took place at the Grand Hyatt in Athens on the 20 May. Speaking at …

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Intelligent Seas Group (ISG) and Qatar International Safety Centre (QISC) announce formal partnership

Qatar International Safety Centre (QISC) – a Madina Group Company and leading provider of practical and competence-assessed safety critical training – and Intelligent Seas Group, a leading provider of digital and blended learning to the energy, maritime and construction industries, are delighted to announce a formal partnership to provide innovative and immersive digital and blended …

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FMC Launches Investigation of the Impact of Canadian Regulations on U.S.-Flag Carriers

The Federal Maritime Commission launched an investigation to determine if pending Canadian regulations governing ballast water management systems of ships in the U.S.-Canada Great Lakes trade have a disparate effect on U.S. flagged vessels and constitute a Foreign Shipping Practices violation under 46 U.S.C. Chapter 423. U.S.-based companies operating ships in the U.S.-Canada Great Lakes …

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El tráfico de mercancías por los puertos de interés general creció el 2,2% en el primer cuatrimestre de 2024

185 millones de toneladas se movieron hasta abril Entre enero y abril, los TEUs aumentaron el +11,9%, especialmente en tránsito (+18,6%), manteniendo la tendencia alcista con la que comenzó el año. El movimiento de pasajeros se incrementó un 3,9%, respecto al mismo periodo de 2023, con 9,4 millones, incluyendo un impulso del 6,2% a los …

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