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Russian attacks force Maersk to suspend Chornomorsk port service

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Maersk has temporarily suspended its feeder service to Ukraine's Chornomorsk Fishing Port after intensified Russian attacks worsened the security situation, with affected cargoes being rerouted through Romania's Port of Constanța.

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International maritime monitoring mission may begin work in Ukraine in the fall

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The IMO mission is to document Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports and civilian shipping.

Russian missile strike hits grain carrier departing Ukraine

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According to Ukrainian authorities, five people were killed, while five crew members remain missing.

Satellite image shows damage to Russian patrol ship Izumrud after drone strike

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The image, taken in the port of Gelendzhik, shows the vessel moored alongside a quay with a large breach visible on its starboard side.

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Farmed salmon DNA found in one-third of Ireland’s wild salmon populations, study shows

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The study found affected rivers across Ireland, including regions far from aquaculture sites.

Switch Maritime secures bridge financing to advance hydrogen ferry projects

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Switch Maritime has secured non-dilutive bridge financing from Enduring Planet to support its grant-funded hydrogen ferry projects ahead of scheduled reimbursement payments.

Wärtsilä secures 8-year service deal for Carnival Corporation’s LNG vessels

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Wärtsilä has signed an eight-year lifecycle agreement with Carnival Corporation to provide maintenance and performance support for four LNG-powered cruise ships, including two newbuilds currently under construction.
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The Swedish Club partners with DNV Cyber and CyberOwl

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DNV Cyber and CyberOwl to provide The Swedish Club members with cyber threat insight and risk updates
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James Fisher secures contract for Digi Rig

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vJames Fisher will create a detailed digital twin of the rig to support the redesign and delivery of a bespoke air, steam and well test package.

Baker Hughes’ gas turbine certified by RINA for marine propulsion

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Baker Hughes NovaLT™ turbine technology is designed to operate with natural gas and is being further enhanced to support multiple fuels

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Russian attacks force Maersk to suspend Chornomorsk port service

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Maersk has temporarily suspended its feeder service to Ukraine's Chornomorsk Fishing Port after intensified Russian attacks worsened the security situation, with affected cargoes being rerouted through Romania's Port of Constanța.

ACUA Ocean and Teledyne FLIR complete UK-funded USV-UAS demonstration

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ACUA Ocean and Teledyne FLIR Defense Complete UKDI Funded Demonstration of an Integrated Tethered UAS and Uncrewed Surface Vessel Capability

Port of Vancouver set to expand through major terminal development opportunity

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The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is looking for an operator for its Fraser Wharves terminal site in Richmond

Vard to build two Multi-Function buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels for Trinity House

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The units will support the renewal of the fleet of the British maritime safety and welfare organization, combining advanced operational capabilities, sustainability and resilience

Saipem: new offshore drilling contract worth approximately 260 million USD

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The drillship Santorini will be deployed offshore Côte d’Ivoire for a long-term development drilling campaign, with operations scheduled to begin in early 2027.

Floating Arctic research station begins multi-year drift mission to study climate change

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France has launched the Tara Polar Station, a floating research platform designed to drift with Arctic sea ice for months at a time, allowing scientists to study the region’s changing ecosystem, biodiversity and climate impacts.

Farmed salmon DNA found in one-third of Ireland’s wild salmon populations, study shows

Fishing sector
The study found affected rivers across Ireland, including regions far from aquaculture sites.

Switch Maritime secures bridge financing to advance hydrogen ferry projects

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Switch Maritime has secured non-dilutive bridge financing from Enduring Planet to support its grant-funded hydrogen ferry projects ahead of scheduled reimbursement payments.

Port of Newcastle powers ahead as first in NSW with battery storage approval

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Australia's Port of Newcastle has become the first port in NSW approved to safely store grid-scale lithium-ion batteries at its Mayfield Multipurpose Terminal.

Port of Riga joins Baltic project to cut pilot boat emissions

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The purpose of the project - to reduce CO₂ emissions from pilot boats and promote the development of more environmentally friendly shipping services in the Baltic Sea region.

International maritime monitoring mission may begin work in Ukraine in the fall

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The IMO mission is to document Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports and civilian shipping.

Fincantieri signs contract in Qatar for training and simulation center operations

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The facility enables officers, non-commissioned officers and sailors to train in realistic and complex tactical scenarios, contributing to the development and maintenance of operational readiness.
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