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Royal Caribbean Group shares comprehensive update on its decarbonization journey

TravelDailyNews 23 Apr 2024
With a sustainability journey that began over 30 years ago, Royal Caribbean Group introduced an industry-leading recycling program Save the Waves and the first Environmental Officer onboard a cruise ship.
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Replaceable battery hybrid container ship project launched in Japan

Seatrade Maritime News 23 Apr 2024
... for Japanese domestic shipping ... “This project is a challenge towards a sustainable future for domestic maritime shipping, aimed at fundamentally solving the three major challenges the industry faces.
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MOL Plans First Japanese Installation of Carbon Capture/Scrubber System

The Maritime Executive 23 Apr 2024
Eastern Pacific Shipping in February 2023 ... After initially believing carbon capture would be best for land-based emitters, the shipping industry is showing increasing interest in the technology.
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Venice to charge day-trip entry fee from this week in bold move to tackle overtourism

Hindustan Times 23 Apr 2024
In 2021, Venice had already imposed a ban on massive cruise ships from which thousands of day-trippers emerge daily, rerouting them to a more distant industrial port.
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Maritime Stakeholders Decry Nigeria’s Low Penetration in $14tn Global Shipping Industry

This Day 22 Apr 2024
... to tapping into the trillion dollar shipping industry, stating the urgent need to deploy the use of the cabotage fund to unlock Nigeria’s economic fortunes in the global shipping industry.
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China’s second homegrown cruise ship enters final assembly phase at dock

People Daily 22 Apr 2024
Large cruise ships such as the Adora Magic City and its sister ship are seen as the crown jewels of the shipping industry, along with aircraft carriers and liquefied natural gas carriers.
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Intercargo: ESG is a vital roadmap for driving sustainable success in dry bulk shipping

SAFETY4SEA 22 Apr 2024
The evolving Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda is not merely a prerequisite for operating in the dry bulk shipping industry of the 21st century; it’s a roadmap for thriving amidst challenges and driving sustainable success.
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WISTA International's Mid-Term Meeting & Conference Champions Connectivity

The Maritime Executive 22 Apr 2024
Hosted and organised by WISTA Türkiye, this pivotal event brings together industry leaders, experts and stakeholders to explore the interconnectedness of the global shipping sector and advocate for greater diversity and inclusion.
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CLIA presents at G7 Transport Ministerial Session on Maritime Connectivity

TravelDailyNews 22 Apr 2024
The cruise industry is leading a step change in the technologies and fuels used in shipping to address the climate challenge. Within the next two decades, starting already today, there will be ships ...
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Imoto lines to create next-generation hybrid shipping system

SAFETY4SEA 22 Apr 2024
As explained, this project aims to fundamentally solve the three major issues facing domestic shipping ... shipping ... The domestic shipping industry is in need of a drastic solution to two shortages.
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DNV awards certificates for ammonia-powered vessel

SAFETY4SEA 22 Apr 2024
Commenting after the ceremony, Dino Otranto, Fortescue Metals CEO, said that “The Fortescue Green Pioneer proves to the world that the shipping industry can, and must, innovate to stop burning fossil fuels.
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IMO chief Dominguez confident on hitting 2030 emissions target

Seatrade Maritime News 22 Apr 2024
These combined with new fuels that had already been developed and engines that have been designed and are ready, and carbon pricing mechanisms under discussion at the UN body that governs the shipping industry.
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Imoto Lines a Marindows New Next-Gen Zero-Emission Container Ship Project

The Maritime Executive 22 Apr 2024
... shipping, aimed at fundamentally solving the three major challenges the industry faces ... The domestic shipping industry needs a fundamental solution to the dual shortage of crew numbers and skills.
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Imoto Lines - Marindows New Next-Gen Zero-Emission Container Ship Project

The Maritime Executive 22 Apr 2024
... shipping, aimed at fundamentally solving the three major challenges the industry faces ... The domestic shipping industry needs a fundamental solution to the dual shortage of crew numbers and skills.
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What can Asia learn from the Baltimore port disaster?

Seatrade Maritime News 22 Apr 2024
When a huge container ship collided with a bridge in Baltimore last month, causing the complete collapse of one of the city’s main harbour crossings and bringing shipping in the area to an abrupt halt, the world’s shipping industry winced.

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