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British Columbia gold miner sues province over “stripped” mining rights
MCC Canadian Gold Ventures said the province had previously lobbied the company to rescue a bankrupt, environmentally compromised gold mine on Banks Island.
Read moreGlobal EV Industry Faces Outsized Risk From Cobalt Supply Disruptions
Back in 2020, the electric vehicle sector witnessed a major evolutionary change after leading EV makers started using cobalt-free batteries at scale. Back then, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) officially shifted to Lithium Iron…
Read moreUPS adds 27 cold transfer facilities for pharmaceutical shipping
UPS has invested $48 million in chilled trucking facilities optimized for speed and short-term storage. The post UPS adds 27 cold transfer facilities for pharmaceutical shipping appeared first on FreightWaves .
Read moreSeacor Marine’s Top Investor Pushes Board to Sell Fleet Operator
The largest shareholder of Seacor Marine Holdings Inc. said the offshore energy services company needs to sell itself, according to a letter sent to the board.
Read moreSmart Ship Hub launches one of maritime industry’s lowest-cost vessel data loggers, accelerating the shift to maritime intelligence
Smart Ship Hub (SSH), the maritime intelligence and data collection platform, has launched one of the industry’s lowest priced universal onboard data loggers, dramatically reducing the cost and complexity traditionally a…
Read moreLow-GHG methane’s role in keeping LNG-capable ships compliant
A new DNV white paper explores how bio-methane and e-methane, collectively called low-GHG methane, could offer a viable compliance route to help LNG‑capable ships stay compliant as greenhouse gas regulations tighten, ben…
Read moreMaritime technology supplier sees data center opportunities
Ålesund-based Hydroniq Coolers, best known for delivering marine cooling systems for ships, sees significant opportunities in applying its normally hull-integrated seawater cooler to cool data centers on land. “From an e…
Read moreThe Hormuz risk question has changed and compliance frameworks haven’t caught up
Why “open” is no longer enough The language of open and closed has always been a simplification. Chokepoints do not switch cleanly between states. But the 2026 crisis has made that simplification actively dangerous for r…
Read moreBeyond Specification: Bunker Claims Insights, Early 2026
This report shares practical observations from these recent cases, highlighting recurring challenges and essential considerations for managing fuel quality issues effectively. Key findings Sharp rise in bunker claims and…
Read moreDark side of AI exposes maritime cyber training gap, warns SmartSea
AI is promising enormous benefits for the maritime industry. However, as shipping embraces digitalisation, seafarers are not being trained at the same pace as the technology, warns Kris Vedat, CEO of maritime technology…
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