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Category: Energy Transition

Energy Transition

The dawn of alternative marine fuels in Latin America

LNG is finally taking off, but greener technologies are following closely

by Paulo AzevedoApril 16, 2021July 5, 2021
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Energy Transition Shipping

World Bank alternative marine fuels study advises: drop LNG, pay attention to developing countries

Energy transition seen as opportunity to leverage national comparative advantages

by Paulo AzevedoApril 16, 2021April 22, 2021
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Energy Transition Inland Shipping Shipbuilding

Hidrovias do Brasil orders pair of Robert Allan-designed diesel battery hybrid pushers at Belov Engenharia

First newbuilding to be delivered in 2022 for north corridor operation

by Paulo AzevedoApril 15, 2021April 22, 2021
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Energy Transition Interviews Shipping

Maersk’s Lars Nielsen: “We need to see a move forward in the fuel supply side”

Head of Americas Operations discusses low carbon shipping in Latin America in an exclusive interview

by Paulo AzevedoMarch 18, 2021April 22, 2021
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Energy Transition

Shipping decarbonization, an opportunity for developing countries

Richer maritime nations lead the transition, but there is a lot at stake for other countries too

by Paulo AzevedoMarch 2, 2021April 22, 2021
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Energy Transition

How long will the shipping energy transition take?

The one started 200 years ago might offer some clues

by Paulo AzevedoFebruary 26, 2021April 22, 2021
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Shuttle tanker 'Eagle Paraiba' discharging crude at Transpetro's terminal in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The MIT terminal in Colón, Panama, seen from above in a busy day with three container ships and two ro-ro carriers.
Jack-up rig 'Odin' offshore the Gulf of Mexico with two unidentified fast supply boats in close proximity.
Monster waves and nervous laughs at the Drake Passage.
Harbor tug 'Querandi' on the floating drydock 'Don Severino C'. The facility is operated by SPI ALNAVI shipyard of Campana, Buenos Aires province, Argentina.
The newly built barge 'Fogás LXX' seen arriving in Porto Velho terminal on its maiden voyage. The unit brought, from Manaus, 1,200 tones of LPG for the Brazilian states of Rondônia and Acre.
The 'Noble Don Taylor' drillship was used to drill wells at some of ExxonMobil's discoveries in Guyana, including Mako and Redtail, and for the Liza Phase 1 development.
Open hatch general cargo ship 'Cosco Shipping Jin Xiu' sailing outbound San Antonio, Chile. The 62,000-dwt vessel is geared towards the pulp business and is owned by China's COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers.
Royal Caribbean cruise ships docked at the Port of St. Maarten.

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