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Singapore Registry of Ships reaches 100 million gross tonnage

The Singapore Ship Register (SRS) has reached the 100 million gross tonnage (GT). Threshold with the registration of AET’s Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) Eagle Veracruz. Managed by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). The SRS regulates Singapore-flagged ships and ensures compliance. With relevant International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards, ensuring the safety and […]

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AD Ports implements PCS at Aqaba Port

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AD Ports Group has signed a shareholder agreement between the digital arm MAQTA Gateway. And also Aqaba Development Corporation (ADC) to establish a joint venture with MAQTA AYLA. To establish a port community system, “PCS.” At Aqaba port. Maqta Gateway controls 51% of Maqta Ayla, and ADC holds the remaining 49% of him. Joint Venture will

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10 Tragedies Of The Deep: Remembering Major Cruise Ship Disasters

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The Titanic is considered the worst passenger cruise ship sinking. However, many historic cruise ships suffered the same fate, although they were not as famous as the RMS Titanic. The first cruise ships were built in the 1850s, but they gained great importance after the end of the World Wars, and vacations at sea became

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When Was The First Boat Created?

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When were boats invented? Boats have been used by humans for thousands of years, making them older than other forms of transportation. Throughout history, they have been used to transport goods and people and for war, exploration, discovery, and conquest. Today’s ships and sailing vessels are further developments of ancient ships. They are more comfortable

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The BlueBARGE Project Kicks Off To Aid In The Electricity Supply To Ships

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The kick-off meeting for the BlueBARGE project, which focuses on the blue bunkering of moored ships. Using renewable electricity was held in Athens, Greece. The main objective of the project is to design and also develop. A power barge to support the power supply to moored and berthed vessels. The BlueBARGE initiative, is coordinated by

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CNOOC’s Oil Field in Bohai Sea Starts Production

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Chinese state-owned offshore oil and gas exploration and production company CNOOC. Has started production at the underwater 36-1/Luda 5-2 discovery site in Liaodong Bay, Bohai Sea. The main facility includes two new central processing platforms. And two new wellhead platforms located at approximately 30 meters of water depth. According to CNOOC, 118 development wells are

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UK Offers 24 More North Sea Oil and Gas Licenses

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The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has awarded 24 licenses to 17 companies. Including Shell, Equinor, BP, Total Energies, and also NEO. In the second tranche of the UK’s 33rd oil and also gas licensing round. On January 31, 2024, NSTA made an offer covering 74 blocks and also sub-blocks in the central North Sea.

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Maldives Says Indian Troops Will Not Remain “Even In Civilian Clothing”

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Indian Troops: Stepping up his anti-India rhetoric, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has confirmed that no Indian military personnel, not even those in civilian clothing, would be present in his country. After May 10, a media statement was made today. President Muizzu’s statement comes less than a week after an Indian civilian team advanced to the

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The Huge Country With Barely Any Tourists Despite Being One Of The World’s Most Beautiful

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Baobab trees are among the exceptional flora that can be found in Madagascar. A huge country famous for its natural beauty. This country receives relatively occasional tourists despite its links with some of the most visited nations on earth. Madagascar, known officially as the Republic of Madagascar. Is an island nation off the African east coast opposite

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Sea Limited Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2023 Results

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Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) reported its financial results for Q4 and 2023, achieving its first annual profit since its IPO. The company strengthened its market leadership in e-commerce, expanded digital financial services, and stabilized digital entertainment. Its cash position increased to $8.5 billion, with positive expectations for 2024. Shopee gained market share, SeaMoney saw its

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Singapore Registry of Ships reaches 100 million gross tonnage

AD Ports implements PCS at Aqaba Port

10 Tragedies Of The Deep: Remembering Major Cruise Ship Disasters

When Was The First Boat Created?

The BlueBARGE Project Kicks Off To Aid In The Electricity Supply To Ships

CNOOC’s Oil Field in Bohai Sea Starts Production

UK Offers 24 More North Sea Oil and Gas Licenses

Maldives Says Indian Troops Will Not Remain “Even In Civilian Clothing”

The Huge Country With Barely Any Tourists Despite Being One Of The World’s Most Beautiful

Sea Limited Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2023 Results

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