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New York Port Mafia & Pakistan

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey The Port

Iran China US EU Crude Cargo Sinister Sanctions

US Congressional Research Service US sanctions on Iran already ban

By maritimeanalyst|April 22nd, 2024|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: ballistic missile, black sea conflict, BRICS, China, China maritime Silk route, China Maritime Trade Route, China Polar Silk Route, crude oil, drone, EU, European Parliament, G7, hydrocarbons, iran, Iran Centrifuge, iran crude, israel, jihad, maritime trade routes, missiles, North South Route, russia, Sanctions, shadow fleet, ship to ship transfer, ships, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, turkey, ukraine, US, US sanctions, Venezuela|1 Comment

Maritime Agency of Spain

Spain's Historical Maritime Identity Spain was known as a maritime

By maritimeanalyst|April 19th, 2024|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: agency, drug trafficking, fiber optic subsea cable oil gas pipelines, gibraltar strait, illegal migration, maritime safety, maritime security agency, regasification plants, search rescue, spain|0 Comments

Geopolitics of Hydrography & Indian Ocean

Hydrography & Monaco The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) is an

By maritimeanalyst|April 10th, 2024|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: Belt Road Initiative, BRI, China, climate change, coast, coastal erosion, delta, ecosystem, EEZ, environment, estuaries, Exclusive Economic Zones, fishing, flood, global warming, hydrography, IMO, indan ocean, india, indus, LBOD, left bank outfall drain, levees, life, maldives, marine, monacco, nautical charts, offshore, pakistan, reclamation, Safety of Life at Sea, SOLAS|0 Comments

Reclamation & Acid Generation in Palm Jumeirah – Blacklisting of Ports

High land Values Land reclamation is commonly undertaken around coastal

By maritimeanalyst|April 6th, 2024|Categories: Environment & Extreme Flooding|Tags: acid, biodiversity, climate change, coastal flooding, coral reefs, corrosion, dredging, environment, estuaries, global warming, hull, IMO, lagoons, mangroves, ocean currents, ports, reclamation, storm surges, tidal flushing, urban flooding, wetlands|0 Comments

China Leads Green Shipping

Embracing Green Shipping Conventional Shipping Sustainability from Carbon Emissions Perspective

By maritimeanalyst|April 2nd, 2024|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: ammonia, bunkering, carbon capture, Carbon Capture and Storage, carbon emissions, carbon footprint, China, climate change, Co2, container ship, cost, Decarbonization, e fuels, ecosystems and environments, Electrofuel, fossil fuels, funding EU, gas carriers, GHG, green fuels, green house gas, green shipping, IMO, International Energy Agency, methanol, port digitisation, price, singapore bunkering hub, subsidy, tonnage|1 Comment

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