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Primo Brands Launches Environmental Stewardship Funds for Arrowhead and Ozarka Spring Water
Primo Brands has announced the launch of two new Environmental Stewardship Funds to protect the watersheds serving its Arrowhead and Ozarka spring water brands.
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Maritime Industry Embraces AI and Sustainability Innovations
A roundup of recent news on AI-powered maritime technologies, sustainable materials, and emissions reduction initiatives.
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Two More Brazilian Oil Wells Coming Online Soon
Brazilian oil company PRIO confirms timeline for start-up of production from two additional wells in the Campos basin off the coast of Brazil.
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Skylark Labs Deploys Autonomous Runway Monitoring at Major Airports
Skylark Labs has announced the deployment of its fixed foreign object debris detection system at major commercial airports, providing continuous runway safety monitoring.
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Sustainable Materials and Infrastructure Investments Reshape Maritime Landscape
A roundup of recent news on the growing adoption of green cement, biodegradable plastics, and energy infrastructure developments in the maritime industry.
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Oil Prices Remain Near $100 as Demand Destruction Concerns Linger
U.S. Energy Secretary says oil prices have not climbed high enough to cause significant demand destruction, while the Trump administration strikes a deal to scrap offshore wind leases in favor of LNG and oil development.
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Kiewit Tapped for Brownsville LNG Module Fabrication
Kiewit Offshore Services has been selected to fabricate liquefaction modules for the $5.7 billion Texas LNG Brownsville project in the Port of Brownsville.
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Shipping Resilience Tested as Strait of Hormuz Closure Looms
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is the latest disruption to global shipping, highlighting the industry's need for greater resilience.
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Protecting Madagascar's Baobabs and Connecting Solar to D.C.'s Grid
A roundup of news on environmental initiatives in the maritime industry, including an art series to raise awareness for endangered baobab trees and a pilot project to integrate more solar power in Washington, D.C.
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U.S. Shipbuilding Crisis Gains National Attention
The growing gap between American shipyards and their Asian rivals has broken into the national spotlight, as 60 Minutes takes a closer look at the U.S. shipbuilding crisis.
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Union Pacific Honors U.S. Semiquincentennial with Special Locomotives
Union Pacific unveiled locomotives celebrating the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence and featuring a design honoring President Trump.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Safety Honors, Community Support, and More
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including safety awards, charitable giving, and other notable developments.
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I.S.T Showcases Space-Proven Polyimide Technologies at SATShow Week 2026
I.S.T Corporation will showcase its advanced polyimide material portfolio at the upcoming SATShow Week 2026, featuring a transparent polyimide film validated for use in low Earth orbit.
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Tensions Flare in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Vows Disruption
Amid rising tensions, Iran threatens to keep the Strait of Hormuz unsettled and denies talks with the U.S. Meanwhile, the maritime industry braces for potential supply chain impacts.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Train Cars for Egypt, Iran War Impact, and LNG Carrier Delivery
A roundup of recent maritime news including a shipment of Japanese train cars for Egypt's Cairo Metro, the ongoing impact of the Iran war on maritime activity, and the early delivery of an LNG carrier by ADNOC.
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Gulf Oil Sector Contributes $561 Billion to Regional Economy
The oil sector in the Gulf region contributed $561.2 billion to the economy in 2024, accounting for 24% of gross domestic product.
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Houston Port Cuts Free Time for Reefer Imports as Dwell Times Rise
The Port of Houston has reduced free time for reefer container imports as the port grapples with growing volumes and longer dwell times.
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Port Houston Sees 4% Tonnage Increase as Reefer Free Time Cut
Port Houston reports a 4% rise in tonnage as officials implement new rules to speed up the movement of refrigerated cargo.
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Carbon Fiber Composites Market Projected to Grow 8.55% Annually
The global carbon fiber and composites market is expected to reach $45.65 billion by 2032, driven by increasing demand across industries including maritime.
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Hull Street Energy Expands Power Portfolio with Peaking Plant Acquisition
Hull Street Energy has agreed to acquire two natural gas peaking plants in the PJM power market, expanding its Milepost Power portfolio.
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