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Employers, Dockworkers Aim to Keep Cargo Moving During Labor Negotiations

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Negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement between employers and dockworkers at U.S. West Coast ports are scheduled to kick off Tuesday ahead of...
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Why Carnival chose scrubbers for its existing fleet

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With a global fleet of more than 100 cruise ships across its 10 brands, Carnival Corp faces a unique set of challenges when it...
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Stena Line wants every third leader to be female from next year

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Swedish carrier Stena Line wants women to hold 30 percent of leadership positions at all levels of the company by the end of 2022....
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Why ammonia and methanol are clear winners

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Carl Martin Faannessen, CEO of Manila-based crewing specialist Noatun Maritime, has a firm idea which two fuels have won the race for the next...
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Ports align on decarbonisation and sustainability

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European ports are investing in alternative fuels and low-emissions tugs to reduce their environmental footprint Ports in Europe are tackling the challenge of reducing their...
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Biden bans Russian ships from entering US ports

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Russian ships can no longer access US ports, states President Joe Biden. The US thus follows in Europe’s footsteps, tightening measures against Russia following...
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EU proposal on waste shipments can ‘level playing field’ for South Asian recycling yards, says Sea Sentinels

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Sustainable ship recycling consultancy Sea Sentinels believes proposed changes to the EU’s Waste Shipment Regulation will bring “legal clarity” on hazardous waste exports that...
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Singapore urges additional bunker fuel testing on fuel quality concerns

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The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is encouraging marine fuel buyers to request additional testing to rule out quality issues that have plagued...
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American jobs versus foreign robots, US West Coast negotiating lines are set

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With negotiations on the US West Coast set to begin next week, the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) is positioning itself as modernists held back...
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Being future fuel ready starts with the engine

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As shipping looks to new fuels and power sources to reduce emissions, ship power will no doubt look very different in the years ahead....
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