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There’s Enough Hydrogen Underground to Power Earth for 170,000 Years

Green hydrogen has been hyped as a silver bullet solution to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors like steelmaking and industrial shipping for decades now. It can be combusted at high heats like fossil fuels, but leaves behind nothing but water vapor when it burns, rather than world-heating greenhouse gas emissions. So why does green hydrogen still represent

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Turkey Looks to Create Azerbaijan-Europe Electricity Corridor

Turkey and Azerbaijan are looking to create an electricity corridor to boost energy connectivity between Azerbaijan and southeast Europe, Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, said on Monday. “We are going to create the electricity version of TANAP,” the Turkish official said at the Baku Energy Week in Azerbaijan, referring to the

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Inchape launches US forwarding service

ID 358317455 | Container © Alexandre Fagundes De Fagundes | Dreamstime.com 01/06/2026 Leading global port agency provider Inchape Shipping services is moving into the US freight forwarding sector after receiving its Ocean Transportation Intermediary (OTI) license from the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). The FMC license means Inchcape can operate in the US as an NVOCC

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Why the feed interface matters more than mining operations realise

As mine operators look for practical ways to improve uptime, reliability, and maintenance efficiency, filtration systems are receiving renewed attention. Terry Morley, Cleanova, discusses why rethinking the filter press feed interface can help improve operational performance in demanding mining environments. Q1. Why is filtration performance such an important issue for mining operations today? A: Mining

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Low water restricts barge capacity, but the real problem is port congestion

Photo: © Mishkacz 01/06/2026 Low water levels may be looming along Europe’s heavily trafficked inland waterways, but the real issue remains congestion across container terminals and the second-class status afforded to barges. As reported by The Loadstar, last weekwater levels on the Rhine dipped below 150cm – which in 2023 prompted operators to begin implementing

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Carriers back to ‘price-gouging’ on ocean trades – ‘they can’t help themselves’

Photo: © Zimu Liu, Dreamstime.com 01/06/2026 Asia-Europe shippers on long-term contracts are beginning to feel the effects of an early peak season, with allocations under threat due to strong spot market demand and carriers demanding high premiums to carry non-contracted cargo. “We’re definitely seeing the market hit a peak; carriers are taking the opportunity to

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Critical One Energy signs strategic MOU to advance infrastructure at Howells Lake Antimony-Gold Project

Published by Jody Dodgson, Editorial Assistant Global Mining Review, Monday, 01 June 2026 12:00 Advertisement Critical One Energy Inc. has announced the signing of a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Green Infrastructure Partners Inc. (GIP), one of Canada’s largest civil infrastructure companies The MOU

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US tariffs will support ocean demand and keep rates high, says Wan Hai

01/06/2026 US tariffs will support elevated ocean freight rates going into October, according to Wan Hai Lines’ GM, Tommy Hsieh (pictured above right). The 10% tariff imposed on US imports globally had caused Asian shippers to front-load before it expired next month, he told the company’s AGM on Friday.. Furthermore, Taiwan’s parliament, the Executive Yuan,

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