Nim to develop "first" liquid, hydrogen -powered cargo ship

H2estia Project: Developing the World’s First Zero Emission Hydrogen Cargo Ship

A new project led by Dutch innovation company (NIM) with government support aims to develop the world’s first zero emission general cargo ship powered by liquid hydrogen. The H2estia project involves a consortium of maritime and technology companies to design and demonstrate this sustainable vessel for transporting bulk goods in the North Sea.

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Ship Runs Aground Off Sakhalin Island

Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Sakhalin Island, Russia, Authorities on High Alert

A Chinese cargo ship ran aground off Sakhalin Island, prompting high alert in the Nevelsky district. The An Yang 2, carrying fuel oil, diesel fuel, and coal, is stranded in shallow waters. Governor Limarenko emphasized the need for readiness, with rescue efforts delayed by stormy weather. The incident adds to the ongoing territorial dispute in the region.

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Cargo Ship Collision Near Kish Island Highlights Maritime Emergency Response Challenges

Ezzatollah Mohammadi, the managing director of Kish Ports and Airports Development and Management Company, reported a collision between two cargo ships, Nadeen and Nados, near Kish Island. The crew of Nados was rescued by Kish Island’s lifeboat 16, but the ship was later transferred to the UAE for further assistance due to sanctions on Iran. This incident underscores the importance of swift response and cooperation in maritime emergencies.

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