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A recent study has shown there is regional variation in sea-level change on the eastern and western North Atlantic

The 2013 was a pivotal year for the shipping industry. An upturn in the global economy brought renewed confidence

A major private shipbuilding group based in the PRC, JES International Holdings Limited

China’s Jinling Shipyard has clinched a deal to construct a pure car/truck carrier (PCTC) for another Chinese firm Anji Automotive Logistics.

British wholesale gas fell on Tuesday as an oversupplied system and low demand linked to warm weather pushed within-day prices down to a fresh 3.5-year low.

Iraq's parliament fully supports a project to build an $18 billion pipeline to export crude oil from Basra to Jordan's port city of Aqaba, Adnan Al Janabi, chairman of its energy committee, said.

Sembcorp Marine’s subsidiary Jurong Shipyard has secured a $236 million contract to build

At a christening ceremony held on Geoje Island in South Korea yesterday

Kongsberg Maritime has secured contracts for the delivery of fully integrated

Duke Energy Carolinas will build and operate a natural gas-fired combined cycle plant in South Carolina, US.

A research by the University of Delaware's College of Earth, Ocean and Environment (CEOE) has revealed that altering shipping routes

The Georgia Ports Authority Board approved Monday $86.5 million to purchase four new ship-to-shore cranes

A 2012-built dry-bulk eco-type Handysize vessel of 32,318 dwt, Newlead Albion was delivered to NewLead Holdings’ fleet on Monday, May 19, 2014.

ALE has achieved another world record with the load-out of the 47,830t Arkutun Dagi topside.

The latest addition to Höegh Autoliners’ fleet was named “Höegh Jacksonville”

MONTHLY LIST OF VESSELS BEACHED AT THE INDIAN DEMOLITION YARDS

Spanish company Abengoa has secured an approval from the Chilean Environmental Service to construct the 110MW Cerro Dominador solar-thermal plant.

UK-based Nautricity has deployed its first commercial scale contra rotating marine turbine (CoRMaT) tidal turbine at the European Marine Energy Centre's Shapinsay Sound test site , in Orkney.

The Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency (ANEEL) has selected Abengoa to build two new electricity transmission lines in the country.

Iran set its official selling prices (OSP) for June-loading Iran Light crude to Asia at $1.91 a barrel premium to Oman/Dubai, down 20 cents from the month before, trade sources said on Monday.