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World’s Largest Fishing Boat for the Super-Rich Is 171 ft Long With 6 Decks

The world’s largest sport fishing boat, measuring 171 feet in length, has been launched by a superyacht company. The completed Royal Huisman’s Project 406 is the largest and “most luxurious” sportfishing yacht ever built. According to the ship’s press release. The manufacturer describes it as “the ultimate expression of personal freedom.” The ship has been […]

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Austal USA To Build New Shipbuilding And Repair Facility In Mobile

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Austal USA, a U.S. naval shipbuilding and repair company. Will invest in a multi-million dollar shipyard with ship lifting. And transfer systems adjacent to its current facility in Mobile, Alabama. Austal’s infrastructure expansion will take place south of the current shipyard in Mobile. And will include a new assembly building, waterfront improvements, and a new

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Battery Breakthrough Could Allow Electric Cars To Go 1,000 km on Single Charge.

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New battery technology using silicon particles and gel polymer could enable electric vehicles to travel over 600 miles on a single charge. Potentially addressing range anxiety concerns for drivers. Research teams around the world are exploring innovative electrode designs to improve electric vehicle batteries. Scientists have been exploring the use of silicon as an electrode

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Hydrogen Vehicle Registrations Are Flatlining Across Most Of Europe — With Hundreds More Filling Stations On The Way

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By MERCHANT NAVY According to a recent investigation by Hydrogen Insight, the registrations of new hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) in most European markets are stagnating. Despite the plans of various companies to establish numerous H2 refueling stations (HRSs) in several countries. This is despite new EU legislation that mandates the construction of hundreds of

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Carbon Transport Future – Early Stages For The US Maritime Sector

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MERCHANT NAVY Early Stages for US Maritime Companies Carbon is a by-product in producing two important alternative fuels – blue ammonia and blue methanol – hydrogen is a component of both. Carbon generated at facilities manufacturing cleaner fuels must be transported away from the atmosphere. Sequestration in spent oil fields is becoming an increasingly popular

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Shadow fleet tanker detained in Gibraltar after ‘Russian crew left unpaid’

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By MERCHANT NAVY A vessel operated by Gatik Ship Management, an Indian company, recently made an unusual stop at a port in Europe following complaints from its crew members. According to recent reports, the port state control in Gibraltar has detained a tanker belonging to the shadow fleet. Which is related to Gatik Ship Management

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Brazil Offers $1.3 Billion in Subsidies for Shipbuilding Sector

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BY MERCHANT NAVY Brazil’s commitment to revitalizing its offshore shipbuilding industry has led to the approval of $1.3 billion. The state-supported Merchant Marine Fund (MMF) to aid local shipyards in meeting new orders and other waterways infrastructure requirements. This funding will focus on the construction of Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs), as per Brazil’s national syndicate

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The 10 most expensive port construction projects

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In the maritime industry, ports play an essential role in making sure everything runs smoothly. With such a huge amount of the world being focused on maritime trade, shipping ports are more important now than ever. There are a ton of countries around the world that have huge investments in the maritime industry. For such

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What does Celestial Navigation do?

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In an age of GPS and advanced electronic ship navigation systems. The ancient technology may seem like a relic of the past. But this time-honored technology remains valuable to sailors, aviators, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. In this blog post, we delve into the fascinating world of celestial navigation. Exploring what it is, what its purpose

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The U.S. Approves a $4 Billion Drone Sale to India for Maritime Security Needs

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The United States has approved a major defense package for India worth an estimated $3.99 billion, centered on advanced MQ-9B drones and related military equipment aimed at strengthening India’s maritime surveillance and security capabilities. The move reflects the growing strategic partnership between Washington and New Delhi at a time when the Indo-Pacific region remains a

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World’s Largest Fishing Boat for the Super-Rich Is 171 ft Long With 6 Decks

Austal USA To Build New Shipbuilding And Repair Facility In Mobile

Battery Breakthrough Could Allow Electric Cars To Go 1,000 km on Single Charge.

Hydrogen Vehicle Registrations Are Flatlining Across Most Of Europe — With Hundreds More Filling Stations On The Way

Carbon Transport Future – Early Stages For The US Maritime Sector

Shadow fleet tanker detained in Gibraltar after ‘Russian crew left unpaid’

Brazil Offers $1.3 Billion in Subsidies for Shipbuilding Sector

The 10 most expensive port construction projects

What does Celestial Navigation do?

The U.S. Approves a $4 Billion Drone Sale to India for Maritime Security Needs

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