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Insurance Bunkering & Coalition Force in Red Sea

Insurance Costs Surge on Red Sea Routes Isn't it intriguing

By maritimeanalyst|December 29th, 2023|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: Aramco, bahrain, bank, banking, barging rate, bunkering, bunkering hub, carbon emissions, coalition, Conflict, demurrage, Djibouti, drone, fleets, foreign currency, Fujairah port, GHG, houthi, IMO, insurance, insurance premium, International Maritime Organization, iran, iran port, Jebel Ali, LNG, low sulfur fuel, LPG, naval, oman, pakistan, persian gulf, PNSC, Port Duqm, price shipping fuel, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, SBP, singapore spread, sohar, Strait of Hormuz, suez, UAV, war risk|0 Comments

Marine Protected Areas Conflicts & Biodiversity

Marine Protected Areas Security & Biodiversity Protection of Marine Areas

By maritimeanalyst|December 16th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: AICHI, astola, biodiversity, coastal state, contiguous, convention, exclusive economic zone, island, jurisdiction, law of the sea, marine protected areas, maritime border, SDG, submarine, targets, UN, UNCLOS|0 Comments

SENSREC Ship Recycling & Norway

Third Phase SENSREC The International Maritime Organisation shared as far

By maritimeanalyst|December 1st, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: bangladesh, environmentally friendly, Hong Kong Convention, IMO, maritime countries, scrap, SENSREC Ship Recycling & Norway, ship, shipping, tonnage|0 Comments

GOOS & Indian Ocean

Indian Ocean enters Plastic Age The magnitude of pollution in

By maritimeanalyst|November 20th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: EU, GOOS, Indian ocean, inland waterway, life at sea, marine pollution, mariners, ocean, plastic waste, UNESCO, waterways|0 Comments

Green Offshore Fantasies & Green Scams

Bleak Future of Offshore Turbines Soaring inflation, rising energy costs

By maritimeanalyst|October 27th, 2023|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: batteries, carbon footprint, China, clean energy, climate change, coal nuclear plants, coking coal, disposal, DOE, environmentalist, EU, fossil fuels, foundation, gas, green, green dream, green house gas emmissions, green scam, green scams, hazadous chemical waste, hazardous chemical waste, iron ore, lithium, lubricating oil, marine, market distortion, megawatt, mining, offshore, onshore windmill, pollution, renewables, SEZ, SGD, solar, steel, subsidies, tax credit, toxic, trump, turbines, ukraine, UNCTAD, underground cable, US, waste, wind power, windmill, windmill blade waste, windmills|0 Comments

National Sovereignty & Merchant Navy Expansion

War Memorial Queensland’s Kenilworth war memorial seems unremarkable to the

By maritimeanalyst|October 17th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: Australia, China, Falklands War, Mallacoota bushfires, Maritime Training, merchant navy, New Zealand, tribute|0 Comments

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