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Port of Riga joins Baltic project to cut pilot boat emissions

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.

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Russia-Ukraine War

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

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

VIDEO: Ukrainian drones target Russian shadow fleet tankers in the Sea of Azov

According to the Ukrainian commander, the targeted tankers are all under international sanctions.

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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.

Nibulon signs long-term Danube transport contract with Romania’s TTS

Expanding international river transport has become a key part of Nibulon’s logistics strategy after losing access to Ukraine’s inland waterways following Russia’s full-scale invasion.

MAURIC and Couach win contract for 24 French patrol vessels

Five of the 24 vessels are destined for overseas deployment in French Guiana, Mayotte and New Caledonia.
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Technology

The Swedish Club partners with DNV Cyber and CyberOwl

DNV Cyber and CyberOwl to provide The Swedish Club members with cyber threat insight and risk updates
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The 17-metre Oceanus17 is the largest vessel in the company's Oceanus USV range and represents an enlarged version of the Oceanus12, which was introduced in early 2025.

Baker Hughes’ gas turbine certified by RINA for marine propulsion

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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Port of Riga joins Baltic project to cut pilot boat emissions

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

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

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.

Vår Energi agrees to acquire BlueNord in major North Sea consolidation

Vår Energi and BlueNord have agreed to combine their businesses in a deal that will create Europe's largest independent oil and gas producer.

Experimental Floating Axis Wind Turbine installed in a bay of Iki City, Nagasaki

Offshore demonstration of next-generation floating wind turbine begins, advancing the realization of low-cost offshore wind power generation systems

Yang Ming and PSA join forces to expand low-carbon supply chain solutions

Yang Ming Marine Transport and PSA International have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop low-carbon shipping and port solutions

DEME wins foundation installation contract for Dutch Zeevonk offshore wind farm

The Zeevonk project is planned off the Dutch North Sea coast between 63 km and 84 km from the town of Bergen aan Zee.

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

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.

Ukrainian scientists unlock first year-round data from Antarctic Argo buoys

This is the first study using argon buoys conducted by Ukraine, and at the same time, the first year-round study of this region of Antarctica.

Fugro awarded four multi-year contracts by Petrobras

The combined value of the contracts over the next four years is approximately USD 340 million.

Russian missile strike hits grain carrier departing Ukraine

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

TGS and Allton announce agreement to accelerate OBN operations

The Allton technology is designed to simplify the deployment and recovery of ocean bottom nodes, reducing operational complexity and creating opportunities to acquire high-quality seismic data more efficiently.

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