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Greek Cargo Ro/Ro Continues to Burn After Three Days (opens the original)
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Firefighting operations to control the blaze aboard the ro/ro freighter Blue Carrier 2 were still under way on Sunday, according to local media. Blue Carrier 2 has been towed away from Mykonos, and it is now in an area just southwest of Tinos, where it is not exposed to the prevailing winds. Local reports indicate that the fire on board is still burning, and that a cargo of chemicals may be fueling the continuing blaze. AIS data provided by Pole Star Global shows that there are still at least fi
Study: Shipping is Off Track for 2030 Emissions Goals (opens the original)
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The shipping industry will likely miss its 2030 targets for vessels running on alternative fuels, according to a new study from the UCL Energy Institute, mainly due to the regulatory uncertainties surrounding the IMO Net-Zero Framework (NZF). According to the fifth edition of 'Climate action in shipping: Progress towards shipping's 2030 breakthrough', the industry is highly unlikely to meet targets of having zero-emission fuels accounting for 5-10 percent of total fuel usage, the goal set in the
Iran is Overestimating its Bargaining Power in the Strait of Hormuz (opens the original)
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Iran is becoming increasingly desperate to get the US naval and economic blockade imposed upon it lifted, but is overestimating its bargaining power against the United States and its Gulf allies. The desperation is born out of the increasing impact the blockade is having on Iran’s economy, which is affecting the supply of basic essentials and the fiscal wherewithal to run the government - a situation which is worsening day by day. To increase the pain and pressure, the U.S. government has extend
CREA: Europe is Getting Results With Crackdown on False-Flagged Ships (opens the original)
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Europe’s decision to intensify its crackdown and detentions of the shadow fleet transporting Russia’s crude is achieving results following a drastic decline in the number of vessels flying false flags and a growing number of sanctioned vessels seeking refuge in the Russian flag registry. A report by nonprofit think tank Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) shows that due to detentions, the number of shadow vessels flying false flags has declined from a peak of 101 in October last y
EU's Top Diplomat Calls for Bigger Naval Force in the Red Sea (opens the original)
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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has called for a substantial increase in the European commitment to maritime security patrols in the Red Sea. After recent aggression by Yemen's Houthi rebel faction, she suggested, it is time for a 10-warship EU mission in the region. In a letter released over the weekend, Kallas called for EU member states to increase their contributions to the Operation Aspides security mission. The Houthi attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure and tanker traffic have contr
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