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North Star is the first to use Chartwell’s Midi-SOV and VARD

The Midi-SOV offers an additional 13 hours of daily access compared to some CTV models during the winter months.

The global application of Hempaguard X7 has achieved a reduction in CO2e emissions equivalent to taking 5,125,978 cars off the road.

The Kvitnos project could become Samskip's second hydrogen vessel, cementing its commitment to maritime decarbonization.

The Chancay mega-port will be the first on the Pacific coast of South America capable of receiving mega-ships.

The new vessels will be able to reduce CO2 emissions by more than 10% through the use of dual-fuel engines and energy-saving technology.

It is designed to house terminals that can handle "mega-ships" as well as specialized oil facilities.

The Philippines seeks to register its right to an extended continental shelf in the Western Palawan region.

The Zhongtian 39 can lift wind turbine foundations up to 3,200 tons and substation tops up to 4,500 tons.

The maritime industry is responsible for 3% of global emissions.

The "Super-Efficient Bulker" can reduce fuel costs by more than half compared to conventional vessels.

OpenHydro's device was the first tidal turbine to generate electricity for the UK national grid.

The vessel can operate in shallow or very deep waters thanks to its 8-point mooring system and DP2 capabilities.