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Noatum Maritime leads sustainable port operations with electric tugs and vessels

New electric towing and steering technologies meet environmental standards.

The company will use a multi-vessel solution to conduct the geotechnical investigation.

CMA CGM adds a LNG-powered megaship to its fleet with intelligent systems that redefine operational efficiency and structural sustainability.

The underwater inspection was carried out without the ship having to interrupt its operations or return to port.

A new alliance between DP World and Maersk expands port capacity and increases vessel traffic at Brazil's largest commercial port.

The firm expands its commercial operations with a five-year agreement in the North Sea.

The agreement includes a 15-year long-term charter, ensuring long-term stability for both companies.

Starting January 1, 2026, the vessel will launch under the new agreement.

The vessel can drill up to 300 meters below the seabed, integrating advanced systems.

It is the longest ship that has operated in the Valencia and Barcelona terminals.

The new VLGCs will be equipped with systems for carbon capture, emissions control, and operation with advanced fuels.

The synergy between Fortescue and CMB.TECH will accelerate the development of green ammonia production projects in the maritime sector.