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Bollinger: New Icebreakers Could be Built in Florida
As the U.S. Coast Guard continues planning for the construction of the new icebreakers it desperately needs, U.S. shipbuilder Bollinger Shipyards says it has a facility suitable to build them.Bollinger says it has selected Tampa Shipyard for…
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Investment Opportunities Abound in the Dry Bulk Shipping Segment
Dry bulkers’ prices could offer some scope of research and historical comparison, as shipbroker Intermodal suggests that there are investment opportunities to be found. In a recent weekly note after this year’s Posidonia Exhibition, the shi…
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ISO specification is another step forward for Methanol as marine fuel
The Methanol Institute has welcomed the decision of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to invite the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to develop a standard for methyl/ethyl alcohol as a marine fuel and a standard for meth…
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“America first”: What does it mean for global trade?
Many Europeans see the policies of US President Donald Trump as isolationist and anti-trade. Nevertheless, something they do not consider is that European tariffs are on average much higher than those in the US. Experts are anticipating a considerable …
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