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Trump Gulf of America and Panama Canal

Gulf of Mexico or Gulf of America US President elect

By maritimeanalyst|January 12th, 2025|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: attorney general, belt and road initiative, cancel agreement, cancel contract, China, China maritime Silk route, chinese, chinese ports, Gulf of America, Gulf of mexico, hong Kong, Hutchison ports, Korea, Panama Canal, Philly Shipyard, Philly Shipyard U.S. shipbuilder, Suez Canal, Suez Canal Revenues, supreme court, trump, US, US economic and commercial interests, US President, US registered ships, US Secretary Navy, USA|0 Comments

AI Green Ports & Climate Resilience

Port Automation Evolution of Intelligent Technology Vs Actual Operation of

By maritimeanalyst|November 19th, 2024|Categories: Sports, AI, Culture & Health|Tags: AI, algorithmic, automated guided vehicles vessel intelligence autonomous vessel driving technology intelligent vessel management systems, automation, carbon emissions, carbon footprint, china ports, climate resilience, cloud computing, data fusion, data integration, data privacy, Digitised port management, electronic data inflow, electronic navigational data, energy consumption, Green Ports, hinterland economic development, hydrographic marine geospatial information, ice data, International Hydrographic Organisation, investment cost, key performance indicators, maritime navigation technological advancements, modern navigation systems, multimodal transportation port layout, networks data analysis, Pearl River Delta, polar and icy regions navigation systems, polar icy regions navigation systems, sensors, Smart Port, Smart Port Index, spatial, strike, Truck Reservation System (TAS) Ship Automatic Identification System (AIS), unions, US ports|0 Comments

ABC IMF Pakistan Agreement Sans Maritime Trade & Logistics

ABC of IMF-Pakistan Agreement Sans Trade & Logistics IMF Country

By maritimeanalyst|November 15th, 2024|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: agreement, Agriculture Income Tax, AML, BISP, climate resilience, Data Sharing, estate, exemption, exports, Extended Fund Facility Arrangement, FATF, fiscal, IMF, maritime, Monitoring IMF, National Fiscal Pact, pakistan, property, provinces spending, SEZ, SIFC, social sector, SOE, Sovereign Wealth Fund, Special Economic Zones, Special Investment Facilitation Council, tax, tax GDP, tax reform, textile, vulnerable|0 Comments

South Korea Vietnam Shipbuilding Saga

South Korea collaborates withVietnam in Shipbuilding Sector The HD Hyundai

By maritimeanalyst|November 3rd, 2024|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: chinese, commercial shipyard, construction offshore wind farms, crane, damen, docks, employment, expertise, foreign exchange, hyundai, local, mother ship, offshore, pakistan, ship, ship construction, shipbuilding, south korea, supply ships, tugs, turkiye, Vietnam, Vietnam National Shipping, wind, wind turbine technicians, yards|0 Comments

Green Shipping Fuels Myths

Green Shipping Fuels Myths The global liquefied natural gas (LNG)

By maritimeanalyst|October 28th, 2024|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: ammonia, bio fuel, blue hydrogen, bunkering, climate resilience, EU, EU Regulatory Restrictions on Carbon Emissions, floating regasification, green fuels, heat sink, heat tail, hydrogen, IMO, iran, LNG, LNG agreement, LNG bunkering, LNG Carrier, LNG cost, LNG Green Fuel, LNG sea water cooling, methanol, nakail, nakilat, nuclear reactor, Offshore E&P Exploration, pakistan, penalty, Qatar, renewable energy, ship, submarine, transfer of proprietary LNGtechnology, uranium|0 Comments

Vietnam Regional Logistic Hub

Vietnam Rising Economy of Southeast Asia Vietnam once considered as

By maritimeanalyst|October 24th, 2024|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: ASEAN, automation, blue economy, cable-stayed bridges, carbon emissions, carbon footprint, China, deep sea port vietnam, Digitalisation, economic zone, freight, high speed rail, Indigenous Resource Mobilisation, infrastructure, Japan, laos, logistic hub, Mekong River, minimises fuel consumption, multimodal, port, rail, rail track, railway, rolling stock, russia, south China sea, south korea, standard gauge, upgrading, US, Vietnam, Vung Ang|0 Comments

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