• Who’s next? We need to stop gaslighting the energy transition

      Last week it was questions about methanol, this week it’s the safety of ammonia. The arguments against hydrogen are well rehearsed; LNG needs to fix its supply chain emissions. What’s next one wonders, the downsides of wind-assisted propulsion? Given the shipping industry’s inbuilt scepticism towards anything that can’t be remedied with some blokes (yes…

  • Who’s next? We need to stop gaslighting the energy transition

      Last week it was questions about methanol, this week it’s the safety of ammonia. The arguments against hydrogen are well rehearsed; LNG needs to fix its supply chain emissions. What’s next one wonders, the downsides of wind-assisted propulsion? Given the shipping industry’s inbuilt scepticism towards anything that can’t be remedied with some blokes (yes…

  • Who’s next? We need to stop gaslighting the energy transition

      Last week it was questions about methanol, this week it’s the safety of ammonia. The arguments against hydrogen are well rehearsed; LNG needs to fix its supply chain emissions. What’s next one wonders, the downsides of wind-assisted propulsion? Given the shipping industry’s inbuilt scepticism towards anything that can’t be remedied with some blokes (yes…

  • San Antonio Terminal Int’l concession extended until 2030

    Empresa Portuaria San Antonio (EPSA) filed a Material Event with the Financial Market Commission (CMF), informing that San Antonio Terminal Internacional (STI) had met the investment conditions agreed in 2020 and, therefore, its concession will be extended until January 1…

  • Who’s next? We need to stop gaslighting the energy transition

      Last week it was questions about methanol, this week it’s the safety of ammonia. The arguments against hydrogen are well rehearsed; LNG needs to fix its supply chain emissions. What’s next one wonders, the downsides of wind-assisted propulsion? Given the shipping industry’s inbuilt scepticism towards anything that can’t be remedied with some blokes (yes…

  • DFDS Wins Jersey Ferry Services Bid

    DFDS was selected as the preferred bidder to take on the 15-year contract to provide ferry life-line freight service and passenger services to Jersey of the Channel Islands from March 28, 2025. “We are thrilled to have been selected as preferred bidder tender for the ferry service to Jersey.

  • Who’s next? We need to stop gaslighting the energy transition

      Last week it was questions about methanol, this week it’s the safety of ammonia. The arguments against hydrogen are well rehearsed; LNG needs to fix its supply chain emissions. What’s next one wonders, the downsides of wind-assisted propulsion? Given the shipping industry’s inbuilt scepticism towards anything that can’t be remedied with some blokes (yes…

  • Tanker, Tugboat Crews receive 2024 IMO Bravery Award

    The 2024 IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea has been presented to two sets of nominees: the Captain and crew of the oil tanker Marlin Luanda, for containing a fire after the ship was struck by an uncrewed aerial device; and the Captain and crew of the tugboat Pemex Maya…

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