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On January 14, a U.S. judge will decide if Norwegian offshore wind developer Equinor can continue building the Empire Wind project off New York's coast. This comes after the company filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for halting construction in...
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On Wednesday, January 14, the Iranian cargo ship Rona sent out an SOS signal in the Caspian Sea. This prompted a quick rescue operation by Turkmenist...
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The informal fleet of crude oil tankers operating quietly in Venezuela under Nicolas Maduro is now starting to come to light. This follows the recent...
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Ocean Network Express has started unloading the remaining containers from the fire-damaged vessel ONE Henry Hudson at the Port of Los Angeles. This m...
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U.S. Intensifies Action Against “Ghost Fleet” Oil Tankers with Coordinated Raids The U.S. government has seized two oil tankers that are under sanct...
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In recent events, authorities have reported increased concerns regarding public safety due to rising crime rates in urban areas. Local police dep...
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It has been over three months since the last Houthi attack on commercial ships in the Red Sea. However, traffic through the Suez Canal is still signi...
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Sunrise Wind LLC has filed a legal complaint and a request for a preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. This action ch...
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Falling tanker rates are making it easier for the US to export crude oil, especially for lighter sweet varieties. This is leading to a rise in prices...
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Life at sea often means long working hours followed by periods of downtime.During extended voyages, especially on international routes, seafarers look...
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