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2021 January 27
https://maritime-executive.com
Plans for Hydrogen Plant and Green Hub in the Port of Hamburg
Shell and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, along with Sweden’s Vattenfall energy company and municipal company Wärme Hamburg sign a letter of intent for the project...
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2021 January 26
https://maritime-executive.com
Russian Fishing Controversy Shows Antarctic Governance Shortfall
A daggers-drawn dispute between New Zealand and Russia over alleged overfishing by a Russian-flagged vessel seized the spotlight...
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2021 January 26
https://arctic.ru
Japan invites Russia to cooperate in Arctic and Far East
Japan has proposed boosting trade and economic cooperation, as well as interaction in the spheres of energy, fish processing, transportation and port infrastructure...
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2021 January 22
https://www.dredgingtoday.com
Another dredger joins Astrakhan branch fleet
Due to the reception of these vessels, the dredging fleet of the Astrakhan branch increased up to 6 vessels
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2021 January 22
https://www.offshore-energy.biz
SCF inks LNG newbuild charter deal with Total
The two companies have concluded a time charter agreement for up to 7 years for a newbuilding 174,000-cbm LNG carrier
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2021 January 22
https://www.ship-technology.com
Zvezda commences construction of second ARC7 LNG carrier
The LNG carriers are being constructed on behalf of gas industry company PAO NOVATEK for Arctic LNG2 Project
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2021 January 20
http://www.scf-group.com/
SCF further expands transit window through the Eastern part of the Russian Arctic
SCF’s LNG carrier Christophe De Margerie, reached Cape Dezhnev in Russia’s Far East, completing her eastbound voyage carrying a cargo of LNG along the Northern Sea Route
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2021 January 20
https://www.nytimes.com
U.S. to Impose Sanctions on Ship Involved in Russian Gas Pipeline
The sanctions, which are to take effect on Tuesday, are the first action the United States has taken against the project, which has been a point of friction between Washington and Berlin...
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2021 January 19
https://newsroom.portofantwerp.com/
Record container throughput limits losses in 2020, the year of coronavirus
The total throughput of Port of Antwerp in 2020 amounted to 231 million metric tonnes of cargo, a fall of 3.1% compared with the previous year. Thanks to the buoyant container throughput rates, which set a new record, the port was able to limit the overall decline in throughput. Compared with most other ports in the Hamburg-Le Havre range, the port held up very well despite a year dominated by coronavirus and other trade tensions. The investment in pioneering projects relating to energy transition, digitalisation, and mobility have also laid solid foundations for a sustainable future.
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2021 January 18
https://www.reuters.com
Freight ship sinks off Turkey's Black Sea coast, two dead - coast guard
The Russian state agency overseeing sea and river fleets said that only two crew members were Russian nationals
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2021 January 18
https://nationalinterest.org
China Enters the Arctic Digitization Race
Moscow is not alone in eying the potential of the Arctic’s digital silk roads...
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2020 December 28
http://maritimeglobalnews.com
Russian Fishing Trawler Sinks in Barents Sea, 17 Feared Dead
Rescue ships are facing temperatures of around minus 20C and waves of around four metres high
2021 April 22
Nordic Engineering on Russian shipbuilding and import substitution
In his interview with IAA PortNews, Chairman of Nordic Engineering BoD Nikolay Shablikov tells about the company’s promising projects, problems of import substitution in the segment of ship equipment and possible solutions. Nordic Engineering on Russian shipbuilding and import substitution