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Marlink: Maritime operators are facing an unprecedented level of GNSS interference
Strait of Hormuz transits have collapsed 94.2%, falling from a pre-war average of 120 daily transits to just 6.9, with satellite
Strait of Hormuz transits have collapsed 94.2%, falling from a pre-war average of 120 daily transits to just 6.9, with satellite imagery confirming an 84.4% reduction in large vessels physically present in the corridor, according to Windward.
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Engine retrofit capability builds as regulatory uncertainty delays conversions
Partnership with Echo Marine Group to deliver Western Australia’s first electric ferry fleet
New report warns shipping must master data to remain competitive
FLOWRA and Lloyd’s Register to collaborate on floating offshore wind development
LR grants approval for GIT Coatings’ next generation graphene-based hull coating
New project aims to accelerate the safe adoption of autonomous shipping
IMO calls Extraordinary Council meeting to discuss situation in Middle East
XOCEAN’s X-30 achieves ROUV certification under the UK Workboat Code Edition 3
Indian government partners with LR Advisory on decarbonisation and digital transformation
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Υποτροφίες για την Υποστήριξη Οικογενειακών Επιχειρήσεων από το Alba Graduate Business School
Marlink: Maritime operators are facing an unprecedented level of GNSS interference
CMT: Middle East conflict makes it hard for suppliers to support vessels
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