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Coal Exports Continue at the Port of Baltimore

Baltimore accounted for a significant 28% of coal exports in 2023 according to the EIA.

Project 821 seeks to push hydrogen technology to new limits in the superyacht market.

The "Umoja" marine cable project starts in Kenya and extends the construction of Google's Equiano cable.

This extension will allow the Deepsea Aberdeen platform to continue operating until the third quarter of 2026.

Blue Visby offers software, operations and contract solutions to systematically optimize for each trip.

As of June 1, 32 vessels per day will be able to transit the Canal.

Nearly 50% of the Fort McHenry channel had already been cleared to an operating depth of 48 feet prior to the refloat operation.

Reach Subsea's recently launched Reach Remote 1 and 2 unmanned surface vessels will be instrumental in offshore subsea operations.

The alliance includes the creation of a joint venture focused on carbon neutrality and digitalization in the maritime sector.

More than 365 vessels have navigated alternate channels in Baltimore Harbor following the incident.

The MV Pyxis Ocean, equipped with WindWings, reduced main engine consumption by 32% per nautical mile in favorable conditions.

The Electramar reduces CO₂ emissions by 50% compared to traditional vessels thanks to its hybrid technology and cargo efficiency.