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Zero emission developers set course for Scottish shipbuilding revival

14 August 2020 • 3 min read

Malin Newbuild teams up with Smart Green Shipping to advance development of zero emission shipping prototype

Scottish marine engineering company Malin Newbuild has this week announced that it is partnering with Wiltshire-based Smart Green Shipping on a ground-breaking project to slash emissions across the shipping...

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