BIMCO to develop AIS switch-off clause to meet US concerns

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Jan De Nul dredgers first to receive ultra-low emissions notation

Bureau Veritas has developed its new ULEV notation by adapting the European Commission’s Stage V policy for emissions reduction to…

      

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Seafarers killed in separate incidents during storms

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Why tanker shipping is ahead of the digital game

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