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During the Assises de la Mer maritime conference, Groupe Renault announced the signing of a 3-year partnership with Nantes start-up...
Norway is the undisputed world-leader in electric vehicle (EV) uptake, but not because Norwegians are more conscious of the environment than...
Global efforts to tackle climate change are way off track says the UN, as it details the first rise in...
Maritime representatives from seven Pacific island countries are in New Zealand to learn more about new regulations to improve safety...
The first of three new wharves in Tokelau has been completed. The finished project on Atafu atoll will enable ships...
A new United States federal assessment on climate change shows that the economic, social and environmental effects in the US...
Fossil fuels have driven rising prosperity for more than 200 years and today provide 80 per cent of human energy...
Japanese giant NYK has unveiled a design for an emissions-free ship as part of its drive towards IMO's 2050 climate...
Signed by Panama, the Cook Islands, the Marshall Islands, Panama, United Arab Emirates, and the United States - document warns...
The first-ever CO2 emissions targets for international shipping were adopted by the International Maritime Organisation in April 2018. Which measures...
Not many large maritime vessels get built in the Bay Area anymore, but even fewer hydrogen fuel-cell ferries get constructed...
The University of the South Pacific (USP) in Fiji and the China Navigation Company (CNCo), parent of Swire Shipping and...