Maersk Teams Up with Shanghai Port on Green Methanol Shipping Fuel

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The maritime industry's original and most viewed e-news service March 24, 2023 Maritime Today The maritime industry's original and most viewed e-news service Maersk Teams Up with Shanghai Port on Green Methanol Shipping Fuel Maersk and Shanghai International Port Group have signed a memorandum of understanding for a green methanol marine fuel project in the Shanghai port, the shipping group said on Friday.Maersk plans to put 19 vessels capable of running on e-methanol between 2023 and 2025 as part of its net-zero emissions target by 2040. ABS Wavesight’s My Digital Fleet™ Answering the Call of Digitization and Sustainability Sponsored VIDEO: Hull of Giant Guyana-bound FPSO Enters Drydock in Singapore Dutch FPSO leasing company SBM Offshore said Friday that the China-built hull of the FPSO ONE Guyana had entered drydock at Keppel Shipyard in Singapore. Featured video Leadership Profile: Elyette Roux, Nexans With two decades of engineering background, Elyette Roux today leads the Sales, Marketing, Communications & Transformation division at Nexans. OPV P71 Delivered, New Flagship of Armed Forces of Malta The flag of the Republic of Malta waves on the Offshore Patrol Vessel P71 to celebrate the entry into service of the new flagship of the Armed Forces of Malta built by Cantiere Navale Vittoria. First LNG Bunker Ship Launched in China for Fratelli Cosulich Group Alice Cosulich, the first of two Small Scale & Bunker Vessels for Fratelli Cosulich Group was recently christened and luanced at the CIMC SOE shipyard in China. Liberty Lines Extends Hybrid Ferry Order to 12 Italy's Liberty Lines expanded its order from nine to 12 of the 38m hybrid monohull passenger ferries designed by Incat Crowther, built by Astilleros Armon’s shipyard in Spain. Corps Dredges Log Record Seasons to Combat 2022 Drought Impact Extreme weather events—including both high and low water levels—can wreak havoc on inland waterways transport. In late 2022, severe drought conditions brought the latter to the Mississippi River Lack of Bridge Resource Management Training Contributed to Collision The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released its investigation report into a bulk carrier’s collision with two tugs in Tasmania last year highlighting the importance of bridge resource March 2023 e-magazine edition The March 2023 edition of MR digs deep into dredging with exclusive insights on the leadership transition at The Dutra Group, plus a look inside GLDD’s new hopper dredge Galveston Island. Read the Magazine This issue sponsored by: Maritime Transport: Fuels, Emissions and Sustainability Inside the Galveston Island Hopper Dredge Design By the Numbers – Tankers Insurers Covering Ukraine Grain Corridor Shipments for Now Insurers continue to cover grain shipments from Ukraine through a U.N.-backed corridor although more clarity will be required soon, a senior Lloyd's of London official said on Thursday Ministers Seek to Combat Organized Crime in Global Fisheries Organized crime in the fisheries industry that endangers stocks, exploits labor and robs states of billions of dollars must be fought with cross-border surveillance and stronger law enforcement Techcross Smart Platform Leverages Data for Customer Services Techcross reports positive responses from its customers in the service sector premised on it providing proactive services and troubleshooting through the Techcross Smart Platform. SSY Hires Wang to Drive LNG Business in China Shipbroker Simpson Spence Young (SSY) hired Justin Wang will join the global SSY LNG team as a ship broker, effective from April 2023. ADNOC Eyes June Listing of Marine & Logistics Unit State oil giant Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) plans to float its marine and logistics subsidiary in the coming months, two sources said US Transfers Three Patrol Ships to the Egyptian Navy The United States has transferred three U.S. Navy patrol craft to the Egyptian Navy in an effort to help boost regional maritime security.During a formal ceremony in Alexandria, Egypt on March 21, U. Dutra Bags $67.4 Million Dredging Contract San Rafael, Calif. based dredging and marine construction contractor The Dutra Group was awarded a $67,478,100 dredging contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 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