Spanish Ports increase volume amid Red Sea crisis
Reuters reports that in January, Spain experienced a significant increase in the volume of goods passing through top Spanish ports.
Read moreReuters reports that in January, Spain experienced a significant increase in the volume of goods passing through top Spanish ports.
Read moreCepsa, and C2X have announced a joint ambition to develop a green methanol plant in the port of Huelva, southern Spain.
Read moreITOCHU Corporation has executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Peninsula Petroleum on the joint development of ammonia bunkering in Spain.
Read moreElyse Energy announced a financing operation with Hy24 and Mirova to support the development of its e-methanol and energy fuels projects sustainable aviation (SAF) in France and Spain.
Read moreOn 27th August, the P&O Cruise ship Britannia broke free from moorings and collided with a freight vessel during a storm in Mallorca, Spain.
Read moreThe new study, ‘Green shipping corridors in and out of Spain: Assessing route-based opportunities’, by the Global Maritime Forum (GMF) aims to put Spain on the map of green shipping corridors by identifying international routes with high potential and facilitating stakeholder dialogue.
Read moreOn 17th June, two bulk carriers collide in the Spanish port of Tarragona, with result to suffered heavy damage.
Read moreIberdrola, ACE Terminal and Hynetwork Services have signed agreements to develop a green, hydrogen corridor between Spain and the Netherlands.
Read moreOn 22th Monday, Spanish Police arrested a stowaway with 200 Kilos of Cocaine at the port of Gijon. The cocaine was in the possession of a stowaway, a 58-year-old Colombian national who had boarded the ship during a previous port call.
Read moreInternational media reported on Tuesday that Spanish authorities detained the Maltese-flagged oil tanker Lagertha following discharge of hydrocarbons that caused a spill in the waters near the northeastern port city of Tarragona, as detected by aircraft sensors and satellite radar on Feb. 11. However, the next day, its Turkish manager denied these allegations, clarifying that the vessel did not cause any pollution.
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