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EU Throws Cold Water on Restart of Russia’s Baltic Sea Gas Pipelines
Pushing back on reported White House planning for Russian energy cooperation, the European Commission has made clear that it does…
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Historic Cold Pushed U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaking Fleet to the Limit in 2026
The icebreaking season for the U.S. Coast Guard was longer this year after a series of storms ravaged the country.…
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SeaCube Cold Solutions Acquires Martin Container to Expand National Services
SeaCube Cold Solutions, backed by SeaCube Container Leasing, the leading investor in refrigerated equipment, has acquired Martin Container, the portable…
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Training Tips for Ships: Cold Starts and Rare Scenarios – Preparing for the Unlikely at Sea
Some emergencies are so rare that they’re easy to overlook during regular training cycles, until they happen. Engine room fires.…
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Cold Spray Technology: Parts Production Faster, Cheaper.
Titomic is ‘leading the future’ with Cold Spray Solutions, additive manufacturing of new products and components for newbuild and repair…
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Hamburg Proceeds with Shore Power at All Terminals for Large Containerships
Less than a year after becoming the first port in Europe to offer shore power for large containerships, Hamburg,…
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Chokepoints Are The Focus Of A New Cold War
How the Slow Strangulation of Global Trade Became the Defining Battle of a New Cold War By Captain John Konrad…
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New Cold Store Established for Ecuador’s Bananas
Contecon Guayaquil is enhancing Ecuador’s banana export capabilities with the launch of a cold storage facility within the Port of…
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Royal Navy’s Last Cold War-Era Submarine Set for Decommissioning
The HMS Triumph, the last of the Trafalgar Class submarines built at the end of the Cold War, arrived…
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Cold Storage Boom: North American Ports Embrace Reefer Revolution
By Ira Breskin BOSTON — The refrigerated cargo/reefer business has emerged as an unexpected port and terminal industry “super star,”…
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