Inversiones valorizadas crecieron 21,3 % respecto al mismo periodo del año anterior. Solo en julio se reconocieron más de USD 151 millones. El Organismo Supervisor de la Inversión en Infraestructura de Transporte de Uso Público (Ositrán) valorizó inversiones por USD 825,5 millones entre enero y julio de 2026 en la infraestructura de transporte concesionada bajo …
As dual-fuel newbuilds are increasingly viewed as a hedge against fuel risk, BAR Technologies CEO John Cooper argues the real hedge is burning less fuel, whatever it turns out to be. There has been an interesting shift in the discussion around dual-fuel vessels. They were largely sold as part of shipping’s decarbonisation story. Increasingly, they …
Bunker demand for low-emission fuels could be more than five times higher by 2050 if International Maritime Organization member states could push ahead with a global regulatory framework to limit greenhouse gas emissions, classification society DNV said Aug. 26. The UN agency has faced delays in adopting the Net-Zero Framework, approved in April 2025 and …
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A tanker now held by Somali pirates has a years-long pattern of disappearing from vessel tracking systems for extended periods, according to data from Pole Star Global, adding a new dimension to a piracy wave that has left as many as six vessels in pirate hands. The Tanzanian-flagged tanker Asana, seized off Yemen in mid-July …
Ahead of next week’s key meeting of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the Clean Shipping Coalition is calling on member states to hold firm in their support for the Net-Zero Framework (NZF) – the UN shipping body’s long negotiated compromise climate agreement – in the face of “alternative proposals” that seek to undermine climate action …
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Markets may be hoping for a quick way out of the Iran conflict, but one of the shipping industry’s leading figures believes they could be badly misreading the situation. According to the Financial Times, Jacob Meldgaard, chief executive of Danish tanker group Torm, has warned that the war could settle into a prolonged stalemate resembling …
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On 13 August 2026, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in South Africa upheld the arrest of the mv Haralambos in a decision that will have important implications for the assessment of evidence and the burden of proof in associated ship arrests. Reconsideration applications Over the past decade or so, it has become popular for …
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La instalación de una nueva baliza inteligente en la playa de Sancti Petri amplía una red tecnológica que apuesta por la prevención, la innovación y la protección del litoral gaditano. La Mancomunidad de Municipios de la Bahía de Cádiz continúa avanzando en la transformación inteligente de su litoral con la instalación de una nueva baliza …
Encomara’s Squid connection system for floating offshore wind has reached Technology Readiness Level 7/8 following inshore trials at Ardersier Port in Scotland, with the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) recognizing the technology as ready for commercial manufacture at scale. The post Encomara’s Squid floating wind connection system reaches commercialization appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dolphin Drilling, an Oslo-listed, Aberdeen-headquartered owner and operator of a fleet of harsh-environment mid-water and deepwater semi-submersible drilling rigs, has received a proposal from Lagos-based General Hydrocarbons Limited (GHL) to resolve their long-running arbitration dispute through a combination of cash and potential deployment of its rig in Nigeria. The post Dolphin Drilling: GHL cash-and-rig proposal …
