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China Sets Out a New Posture on Environmental Protection in Antarctica
China is adopting new environmental measures for its rising activities in Antarctica. Last week, the country’s top legislature, th...
Read More >>Norway Awards $44M in Grants to Advance Battery-Powered Ships
The Norwegian government is continuing its efforts to support the transition of shipping to green technology, reporting on Novembe...
Read More >>Design Basis Agreement Reached for 150-Passenger NYC Hydrogen Ferry
A Design Basis Agreement (DBA) was secured by Incat Crowther in partnership with SWITCH Maritime from the United States Coast Guar...
Read More >>China to Build Self-Propelled Floating Marine Research Island
The construction order was signed this week in China for what is being called the world’s first floating deep-sea island. Designed...
Read More >>Investigating the Hidden Costs of World’s Farmed Seafood
For nearly a decade, the Outlaw Ocean Project, the non-profit journalistic organization that I founded, has produced high-impact i...
Read More >>Study Suggests Deep Sea Mining Could Be a Loss-Making Proposition
Any deep-ocean seabed operation is an expensive proposition, as research vessel operators and offshore drilling companies are well...
Read More >>The Ship Has Outpaced the Fuel
Methanol has moved faster than almost anyone predicted. It overtook LNG as the alternative fuel of choice for newbuilds in 2023, a...
Read More >>Japan Conducts Demonstration Voyage of a Hydrogen-Fueled Tanker
Japan completed what it is calling a world’s first as it successfully demonstrated a coastal tanker using a hydrogen-fired 4-strok...
Read More >>Maersk Completes First Ethanol Bunkering in US Testing Bioethanol
Maersk reports it recently completed the first ship-to-ship commercial ethanol bunkering of a container vessel in the United State...
Read More >>NZ Activists Board Research Vessel in Protests Against Deep-Sea Mining
Greenpeace activists in New Zealand are intensifying their opposition to deep-sea mining. They boarded a state-owned research vess...
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