DAI, Siemens Energy join forces for green ammonia project
DAI Infrastruktur GmbH (DAI), Frankfurt, Germany has signed an MOU with Siemens Energy to collaborate on the green ammonia project Ra in East Port Said, Egypt.
Read moreDAI Infrastruktur GmbH (DAI), Frankfurt, Germany has signed an MOU with Siemens Energy to collaborate on the green ammonia project Ra in East Port Said, Egypt.
Read morePeninsula has been granted an LNG Bunkering Operator License by the Government of Gibraltar and the Gibraltar Port Authority.
Read moreIn the presence of the Egyptian Prime Minister, C2X signed a comprehensive Framework Agreement (FWA) with its Egyptian sponsors and partners. The goal of the agreement is to enable and accelerate large scale production of green methanol in Egypt.
Read moreAccording to Eldib Pandi, Japan P&I Club's local correspondent in Egypt, cargo shortage at Egyptian ports are among the most common claims.
Read moreMinerva Bunkering launched its physical supply operation in the Suez Canal after receiving its license in Egypt.
Read moreAccording to Skuld P&I, recently seafarers have been detained and prosecuted by Egyptian security due to items found during luggage inspection.
Read moreEgypt signed on Sunday, 14th May, a joint development agreement with Norway’s Scatec to establish the country’s first green methanol production project in Damietta Port.
Read moreDNV and the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) yesterday to support their efforts to set science-based targets for their net zero goals.
Read moreHutchison Ports, global port operator, announced a significant investment in Egypt's major port, Ain Sokhna Port and B100, a new container terminal in the Port of Alexandria, earlier today.
Read moreBahri, the national shipping company of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has signed a non-binding renewable six-month agreement with the Suez Canal Authority with the view to create a joint Egyptian shareholding company to offer maritime transportation services in the Egyptian market.
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