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PortXChange has joined the SASHA Coalition, where it will contribute its expertise on the role of ports in the maritime energy transition.

PortXChange has joined the SASHA Coalition, where it will contribute its expertise on the role of ports in the maritime energy transition.

The newbuildings are designed to cut fuel consumption by up to 15% compared with conventional tug designs.

Portsmouth International Port has used its shore power system to supply two vessels at the same time, including its first commercial cruise ship connection.

EXMAR is preparing to deploy a 146,000 cbm LNG carrier as a floating supply hub for the LNG bunkering market.
Updated 6 Aug 2026
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