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CP to acquire Central Maine and Quebec Railway

Canadian Pacific and Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors (FTAI) announced they have entered into a definitive agreement whereby CP will acquire the Central Maine & Quebec Railway (CMQ).The transaction is expected to close by the end of this year. CMQ owns 481 miles (774 kilometres) of rail lines primarily in Quebec and Maine. The end-to-end transaction will provide CP customers with […]

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L’OMI convient qu’une approche par objectifs visant à réduire les émissions est préférable pour le moment

L‘OMI, qui s’est réunie à Londres cette semaine pour discuter de la manière dont le secteur des transports maritimes peut continuer à se décarboniser, a convenu qu’une approche obligatoire en matière de fixation d’objectifs était le meilleur moyen de réduire les émissions de carbone à court terme. Tous les détails de l’approche seront discutés l’année

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IMO agrees a goal-based approach to help cut emissions is best for now

The IMO, which met in London this week to discuss how the shipping industry can continue to decarbonize, has agreed that a mandatory goal-setting approach is the best way to reduce carbon emissions in the short-term. Full details of the approach will be discussed next year. States and NGOs discussed the details and the complexities of the

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Ulstein introduces hydrogen-powered support vessel design

Recently, DNV GL identified the five most promising alternative fuels for shipping, with hydrogen as the ultimate zero-emission solution. The first complete hydrogen fuelled prospect has been put together by Ulstein Design & Solutions BV and Nedstack fuel cell technology BV with the intent of reducing the environmental footprint of offshore projects. The ULSTEIN SX190

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L’AFCDC, Chantier Davie Canada et Groupe CSL Inc. établissent un partenariat vert avec Innovation Maritime

L’Association des fournisseurs de Chantier Davie Canada, Innovation Maritime, Chantier Davie Canada et Groupe CSL Inc. ont établi un partenariat vert pour le lancement officiel du projet de réduction de l’empreinte environnementale des navires opérant sur le Saint-Laurent (REVOS) lors d’un déjeuner d’affaires qui a eu lieu hier matin à Lévis. Grâce à un financement majeur

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BC Ferries awards contracts for four more hybrid electric vessels

VICTORIA – BC Ferries has awarded Damen Shipyards Group of the Netherlands contracts to build four more battery electric-hybrid Island Class vessels scheduled to go into service in 2022. In the spring of 2017, BC Ferries awarded Damen contracts to build two “first in class” of these battery electric-hybrid vessels. These vessels have successfully completed

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CMA CGM rejoint Maersk et Hapag-Lloyd pour une surcharge faible teneur en soufre

Le transporteur français CMA CGM est aujourd’hui la troisième compagnie maritime mondiale à annoncer une taxe à faible teneur en soufre à compter du 1er décembre pour les cargaisons transitant par des contrats à court terme d’une durée maximale de trois mois. Elle se joint à Maersk Line et à Hapag-Lloyd qui a envoyé la

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CMA CGM joins Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd in low-sulfur surcharge

French carrier CMA CGM today became the third global shipping line to announce a low-sulfur charge effective December 1 for cargo moving on short-term contracts of up to three months. It joins Maersk Line and Hapag-Lloyd who sent similar “Environmental fuel fee” notifications last week to cover an increase in fuel-related costs determined by the

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Flying Angel report shows seafarers are happier but worried about IMO 2020

The latest Seafarers Happiness Index report has shown a marked improvement in happiness levels amongst seafarers across all sectors of the industry Undertaken by The Mission to Seafarers and supported by leading P&I insurer the Shipowners’ Club, the index is a gauge for measuring the feelings and experiences of seafarers across the global maritime industry. Conducted every

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