2023-A Transformative Year for Shipping

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Welcome to the January edition of the Green Marine Gazette, where we unravel the stories that made last year and dig deeper into some of the key developments.

1."2023 in Review: A Transformative Year for Shipping" Explore the highs and lows of 2023 as we review the transformative events that shaped the maritime industry. What lessons can be learned, and what lies ahead? Join us in reflecting on the year that was. Read More

2. "Alternative Fuels Charting a Course in 2023 Ship Orders" In a transformative year for shipping, 45% of vessels ordered in 2023 embrace alternative fuels. LNG leads the charge, but what does this mean for the future of sustainable shipping? Read More

3."China's Dominance in Shipbuilding Continues in 2023" China emerges as the shipbuilding powerhouse, contributing 50% of the global shipbuilding output in 2023. Read More

4. "Global Coalition Warns Houthis Amidst Maritime Tensions" A U.S.-led coalition issues a stern warning to Houthis, urging an end to illegal attacks with consequences for non-compliance. Read More

5. "NYK CEO Warns of Unsustainable Post-Cold War Order" NYK's CEO signals uncharted waters ahead, highlighting the unsustainability of the post-Cold War international order. Read More

6. "Green Steel: A Path to Cutting Emissions in Shipping" Can the shipping industry cut emissions through the progressive adoption of green steel? A comprehensive analysis unveils the potential impact and challenges of embracing eco-friendly steel solutions. Read More

7. "Louis Dreyfus Armateurs Chooses CSSC Wuchang Shipbuilding for Wind-Powered RoRos" Louis Dreyfus Armateurs takes a sustainable leap with CSSC Wuchang Shipbuilding for wind-powered RoRo vessels. Read More

Stay tuned for more insights in our next edition! ????

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