Greek champagne, Houthis renew attacks and a broken port pier stops aid to Gaza
Greek shipowners are beyond bullish, but are they green?
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Break point: Pelagus says 3D printing is a licence to save money and cut emissions
Wilhelmsen and Thyssenkrupp-backed company has signed up 25 owners and managers
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European Commission approves up to €1.4 billion for fourth hydrogen IPCEI
The European Commission has approved a fourth IPCEI to support research, innovation and the first industrial deployment in the hydrogen value chain.
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Cambridge University experts to study ‘real impacts’ of green fuels on Laskaridis bulker
UK university’s Singapore research centre is being provided with data from panamax
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Green Seas: First ferry to fly this year after Lloyd’s Register signs on to certify craft from US start-up
Wing-in-ground effect vessels take next step toward zero-emission travel. Our sustainability newsletter explores