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Maritime industry leaders and marine-related businesses across the UK's South Coast and from Halifax, Nova Scotia, have an ...

As global offshore markets evolve to create a more sustainable future, rising up to meet these challenges is Sweden-based ...

The European Space Agency (ESA) has initiated a new flagship project, Decarbonization through the Digitalization in Shipping (DECARDIS), together ...

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The first of the P-12 hydrofoils from electric boat manufacturer Candela to enter service with Stockholm's public transit ...

Might it be because the Peugeot family controls a large tranche of Stellantis shares that their namesake marque keeps launching high-end models? Citroën, by contrast, no longer does, and the ...

The Monarch is a one-of-a-kind seaglider developed in Rhode Island that can carry up to 100 passengers at 140 mph with zero ...

Euronews Business explores how the E1 electric boat racing championship is making the sport more sustainable.View on euronews ...