Why European Ships Are Switching Back To Sails
There’s something strange happening in Europe’s €145bn shipping industry. A technology from the 1920s is making a turbulent comeback, as...
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There’s something strange happening in Europe’s €145bn shipping industry. A technology from the 1920s is making a turbulent comeback, as...
There’s something strange happening in Europe’s €145bn shipping industry. A technology from the 1920s is making a turbulent comeback, as...
The Pacific Islands Development Forum (PIDF) has published a Position Paper in regards to Shipping Emissions negotiations taking place at...
Not far from Norway’s North Sea oil rigs, shipbuilders are assembling some of the first ferry boats ever to be...
For clues on accelerating oil demand, look to the seas and skies. The strength of oil consumption took analysts by...
In April this year, the International Maritime Organisation's Marine Environment Protection Committee will meet for it's 72nd session to finalise...
The CNMI's Department of Community and Cultural Affairs has launched its own traditional canoe program but says it's not competing...
On the atoll of Rongelap in the northern seas of the Marshall Islands, apprentice navigators once learned to find their...
This report examines the factors that have put Sweden at the forefront of decarbonisation of maritime transport, and reviews how...
This report examines the factors that have put Sweden at the forefront of decarbonisation of maritime transport, and how other countries could...
International Registries, Inc. (IRI) had a successful seminar on the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Associations Law in Greece...
The abatement potential of wind technologies on ships is estimated to be around 10–60% by various sources. To date there...