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Transporte marítimo y las dudas en la ruta hacia la descarbonización

La política que en el presente documento se indica, tiene por objeto informar a los usuarios de MundoMaritimo sobre el proceder de nuestra empresa respecto del tratamiento de los datos de carácter personal recogidos a través de nuestros portales. 1 | Recolección: Cuando Usted requiere los servicios de MundoMaritimo, se recoge información personal como su …

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Puerto de Bahía Blanca, Argentina: Exportaciones de granos y subproductos crecieron un 1,4% en …

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Shipping number of the week: New Export Orders’ rise to 48.4 in July is not enough to stage a recovery

China’s New Export Orders Index rose to 48.4 in July but much more is needed for the country’s manufacturing industry to close the gap, and more new export orders are needed to stage a sustainable recovery for the global container shipping industry. “New manufacturing export orders out of China have not experienced growth since …

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Fourth IMO Greenhouse Gas Study: Shipping emissions are projected to increase by up to 50% until 2050, relative to 2018

The greenhouse gas emissions of shipping have increased from 977 million tonnes in 2012 to 1,076 million tonnes in 2018 (9.6% increase). The carbon intensity of shipping has improved by about 11% in this period, but the growth in activity was larger than the efficiency gains. In the next decades emissions are projected to increase …

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West Africa – A vibrant but troubled trade

The West African container trade covers some twenty-five countries, with twenty possessing direct access to a coastline. It is a market that has developed greatly in recent years and is home to some of Africa’s most vibrant, promising markets, such as Nigeria, now Africa’s most populous state and a massive, rapidly expanding economy. Furthermore, the …

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Hong Kong’s 14-day quarantine rule seen shifting 10% of bunker demand to Zhoushan in August

Bunker fuel demand in Hong Kong is seen falling around 10% in August from July due to a new 14-day quarantine rule deterring ships from making bunker-only calls at the port, with the demand already seen shifting to China’s developing bunkering hub of Zhoushan and southern ports of Shekou and Xiamen, market sources said August …

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Remote annual surveys – offering a digital alternative

When the annual survey for Berge Bulk’s Large Capesize (LCS) bulker Berge Zugspitze came due in the spring of 2020, travel restrictions brought about by the coronavirus pandemic prohibited conducting a traditional on-board survey. Berge Bulk reached out to DNV GL and the Isle of Man Ship Registry, inquiring about the possibility of conducting the …

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Green energy transition: vital role of the oil & gas industry in achieving net-zero by 2050

The following article is a guest post by Myles Mantle, a partner specialising in project development and finance at Haynes and Boone, an international commercial law firm, and Shu Shu Wong, an associate at Haynes and Boone. The article examines the UK’s efforts towards reaching net-zero by 2050 and the role of the oil and …

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Hurricane Isaias delays OceanBased Perpetual Energy’s testing equipment deployment

OceanBased Perpetual Energy has experienced a delay in testing equipment deployment in the Florida Gulf Stream, due to the Hurricane Isaias. OceanBased Perpetual Energy, working with FAU’s Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center, was set to deploy a two-year sonar test equipment to find the best location for its ocean energy power generation equipment. The …

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STEM hydropower and MRE portals go live

The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have launched the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education portals for water power technologies. Water power is a flourishing segment of the renewable energy industry. However, there are not enough workers to fill the open jobs, …

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