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Great Lakes-Seaway shipping rebounds in MayGrain, iron ore and road salt lead the way after a slow start to the shipping season |
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DOT announces $292.7 million available for port infrastructure grantsFunding applications are being accepted through Sept. 22 |
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ABS: Decarbonization in shipping 'greatest challenge of our generation'The Low Carbon Shipping Outlook outlines what needs to be done to reach 2030 and 2050 targets |
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Wartsila launches auto-docking systemSmartDock draws on technology similar to that used by oil rig support vessels |
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Emissions white paper: 'To Scrub or Not to Scrub?'Rivertrace reviews options for compliance as the 0.5 percent sulfur cap approaches |
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Great Lakes-Seaway shipping celebrated on National Maritime DayIn the past two years, Seaway cargo has increased more than 15 percent |
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Study: Domestic maritime industry worth $6 billion to Washington stateJobs tied to the Jones Act have increased 34 percent in five years |
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IMO panel approves new measures to cut shipping emissionsAmong the provisions is a strengthening of phase 3 of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) |
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IMO issues additional guidance on 2020 sulfur capThe guidelines include provisions on fuel oil availability and exhaust gas cleaning systems |
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ICS: International shipping on track to meet 2030 CO2 reduction target'Low-hanging fruit' includes speed optimization measures, says Secretary-General Guy Platten |
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