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Sungrow and Delta Capacity Expand Battery Energy Storage Partnership
Sungrow and Delta Capacity sign a 1 GWh battery energy storage framework agreement, deepening their partnership in the renewable energy storage sector.
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Soaring Tanker Rates and Geopolitical Tensions Dominate Maritime Headlines
A roundup of the latest maritime industry news, including record-breaking VLCC rates, warnings of potential sabotage in the Middle East, and regulatory changes for offshore decommissioning.
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TGS Seismic Vessel Juggles Oil & Gas, Offshore Wind Campaigns
Norwegian energy data company TGS is deploying its seismic vessel for a mix of oil & gas and offshore wind projects.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Greener Inland Shipping, CMA Shipping News Highlights
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including China Merchants Group's order for LNG-powered Yangtze River bulkers and Seatrade Maritime News' coverage plans for the upcoming CMA Shipping conference.
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K-Line Consolidates Ship Management Under New Holding Company
Japanese shipping major K Line has established a new intermediate holding company to oversee all of its ship management subsidiaries.
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Envision Energy Secures Landmark $600M Sustainability-Linked Loan
Envision Energy, a global green technology leader, has completed the largest non-project offshore syndicated financing with a $600 million sustainability-linked loan.
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Trump Removes DHS Secretary Kristi Noem After Turbulent Maritime Tenure
President Trump has fired the Secretary of Homeland Security after a controversial tenure that reshaped key maritime policies.
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Empty Container Crunch Poses Structural Challenge for Europe's Ports
A sharp increase in imports from Asia, declining back-haul volume, and congestion delaying the return of empties are slowing down the repatriation of equipment back to Asia, creating operational challenges for Europe's busy ports.
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REMADE Conference to Feature 50 Innovations for Circular Economy
The 2026 REMADE Circular Economy Tech Summit & Conference will showcase 50 new innovations to increase reuse, remanufacturing, recovery and recycling of critical materials in the maritime and other industries.
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Geopolitical Tensions Escalate in Middle East, Disrupting Global Shipping
Recent military clashes between the US, Israel, and Iran have closed the Strait of Hormuz, stranding Korean oil tankers and raising concerns about broader supply chain impacts.
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Passenger Traffic Trends at Major Latin American Airports
A roundup of passenger traffic data from airports in Mexico, Colombia, and Puerto Rico operated by ASUR, a leading international airport group.
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Maritime Industry Earnings Roundup: Energy Services and Exploration Companies Report Q4 2025 Results
Leading energy services and exploration companies in the maritime industry report strong Q4 2025 earnings and provide 2026 guidance.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Newbuild Orders, Fleet Transactions, and More
A roundup of recent news from the maritime industry, including new shipbuilding contracts, vessel acquisitions, and other market developments.
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Chevron Expands Mediterranean Gas Production with Hanwha Ocean Contract
Chevron taps South Korean firm Hanwha Ocean to fabricate modules for a planned expansion of its natural gas export capacity off the coast of Israel.
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EU Ports and Maritime Strategies Tackle Security and Decarbonization
The European Commission's new port and maritime industry strategies focus on strengthening port security and advancing maritime decarbonization, drawing praise and criticism from industry groups.
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Strait of Hormuz Disruption Threatens India's Fuel Supply
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have caused a surge in war-risk premiums and idling of tankers, potentially impacting India's fuel imports and costs.
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Hydrogen Corridor Established Between Japan and New Zealand
A four-party Japanese consortium has formed a hydrogen corridor between Japan and New Zealand to study the feasibility of a hydrogen supply chain.
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Pivot Energy and Sustain Our Future Foundation Partner on $400,000 Community Investment in Maryland
Pivot Energy and Sustain Our Future Foundation announce a multi-year partnership to invest $400,000 in communities in Garrett County, Maryland, tied to the company's solar projects supported by Microsoft.
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Wabash Launches Cargo Assurance Solution to Prevent Theft
Wabash's new digital cargo security system provides real-time alerts and verification to help maritime shippers prevent theft.
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Maritime Industry Embraces Fleet Electrification, But Barriers Remain
A new report from EY-Eurelectric highlights the potential for significant operating cost savings from fleet electrification, but notes that structural barriers must be addressed across the ecosystem.
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