Warning Issued On Biofuel With Cashew

Japan’s First Antioxidant Developed for Marine Biodiesel Fuel

Nippon Yuka Kogyo Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the NYK Group, has launched BioxiGuard, Japan’s first antioxidant for marine biodiesel fuel. Available from August 10, this innovation enhances oxidative stability, reducing degradation by 50%. This development supports the maritime industry’s shift toward sustainable biofuels, improving efficiency and safety in operations.

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Houthis To Limit Red Sea Attacks Only To Israel-Linked

Houthi Rebels Declare Maritime Blockade on Israel’s Haifa Port, Escalating Regional Tensions

The Iran-backed Houthi rebels have declared a maritime blockade on Israel’s Haifa port, targeting vessels en route or docked there. This escalation shifts their strategy from disrupting Red Sea routes to direct confrontation with Israel, threatening crucial trade connections and heightening regional tensions amid potential international repercussions.

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Seaspan Drydock’s New Office in Vancouver to Boost Ship Repair Efficiency and Local Jobs

Seaspan has inaugurated a new 21,000 square foot Operations Center at its Vancouver Drydock, enhancing support for the West Coast marine industry. This facility centralizes administration and operations, improving efficiency for over 300 trades employees. CEO John McCarthy highlighted the investment’s role in reinforcing Seaspan’s leadership and fostering local job creation.

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Innovative FuelEU Maritime Exchange Launched for Trading Compliance Tokens

Hecla Emissions Management has launched a pioneering deal via its FuelEU Maritime Exchange, enabling shipping companies to trade compliance balance tokens. This innovative platform allows surplus compliance to be converted into tradeable assets, addressing deficits for vessels managed by Wilhelmsen Ship Management through a partnership with Gasum, utilizing bio-LNG.

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HIPG increases the effectiveness of vehicle freedom

HIPG Enhances Vehicle Release Process to Reduce Delays at Hambantota International Port

The Hambantota International Port Group (HIPG) has tackled vehicle release delays by improving operational systems. Since February 2025, over 9,151 vehicles have arrived, leading to systemic enhancements. Vehicles can now be cleared within 24 hours. HIPG also extended documentation hours and invested in infrastructure upgrades to facilitate smoother vehicle transfers.

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Master plan for preparing the state's waterways

Goa’s Coastal Strategy Master Plan for Enhancing Maritime Transport and Infrastructure Development

The port department’s captain aims to create a master plan for Goa’s 105 km of coastal and river networks, enhancing maritime transport and passenger movement. This strategy prioritizes small port infrastructure improvement and capacity expansion, incorporating private investments and federal funding while aligning with national initiatives like Maritime India Vision 2030.

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