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BAR Technologies advocates wind energy as key decarbonization solution

Alexandros Itimoudis - March 20, 2025 0

BAR Technologies is calling for a broader discussion on the future of shipping fuels, highlighting wind energy as a prominent solution. This was based on...

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BAR Technologies signs MoU with Mitsubishi Corporation and Nihon Shipyard

Ioanna Kontos - November 25, 2024 0

BAR Technologies has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mitsubishi Corporation and Nihon Shipyard. This agreement lays the foundation for future...

Capacity overload expected to send spot rates crashing

CN Premium Articles Container News Team - July 10, 2025 0

A 288% increase in the in vessel orders in the first half of this year suggests that the container ship ordering spree remains in...

Top Gaming Peripherals That Can Transform Your Performance (2025)

Sponsored Giannis Nikolakis - July 10, 2025 0

Gaming Mice: Where Milliseconds Matter Today's gaming mice have evolved dramatically, offering features that were unimaginable just a few years ago. The technology powering these...

MSC adjusts two services

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - July 10, 2025 0

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) announced the temporary suspension of its Pearl service, with no timeline yet set for its return, in response to the...

What could be the impact of the new round of volatility in the Red Sea?

CN Premium Articles Alexandros Itimoudis - July 10, 2025 0

The Red Sea once again is slipping into volatility after Houthi renewed their attacks on commercial vessels, an indicator that the militant group still...

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BAR Technologies advocates wind energy as key decarbonization solution

BAR Technologies signs MoU with Mitsubishi Corporation and Nihon Shipyard

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Capacity overload expected to send spot rates crashing

Top Gaming Peripherals That Can Transform Your Performance (2025)

MSC adjusts two services

What could be the impact of the new round of volatility in the Red Sea?