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Guillaume de Normandie makes first electric-powered departure from Portsmouth

Brittany Ferries’ Guillaume de Normandie became the first cross-Channel ferry to leave the UK using electricity supplied from the quayside after connecting to Portsmouth International Port’s new shore power system.

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Sweden's Supreme Court has approved the transfer of the confiscated bulk carrier CAFFA to Ukraine after the vessel was found to have violated sanctions

Ukrainian sea drones sink Russian cargo ship and hit sanctioned oil tanker in Black Sea

Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) have sunk a Russian container ship and damaged a sanctioned oil tanker in separate attacks in the Black Sea, targeting vessels linked to Russia's military logistics and oil exports.

Indian seafarers’ union urges evacuation of crew from Chornomorsk amid escalating Russian attacks

According to the union, the vessel remains in an area repeatedly targeted by Russian missile and drone strikes, leaving the crew under constant threat.

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Residing on board Carnival Pride, the HullSkater is remotely deployed underwater to inspect and clean the ship's hull.

Lloyd’s Register and Argentine Naval Prefecture renew maritime safety partnership

LR and the Argentine Naval Prefecture have signed an updated cooperation agreement aimed at improving certification, inspections and statutory compliance for Argentine-flagged vessels while streamlining regulatory procedures.

Sweden trials light-guided trawling to reduce seabed impact in shrimp fishing

An EU-funded project in Sweden is testing a light-guided shrimp trawling system designed to reduce seabed disturbance, lower fuel consumption and support more sustainable fishing practices.
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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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DTACT’s FUSION platform helps organisations collect, combine and analyse data from multiple sources in one place.

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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Guillaume de Normandie makes first electric-powered departure from Portsmouth

Brittany Ferries’ Guillaume de Normandie became the first cross-Channel ferry to leave the UK using electricity supplied from the quayside after connecting to Portsmouth International Port’s new shore power system.

Carnival Pride pilots new hull cleaning technology to support more sustainable ship operations

Residing on board Carnival Pride, the HullSkater is remotely deployed underwater to inspect and clean the ship's hull.

Ukraine’s Barracuda naval drones strike Russian troop boats near Zaliznyi Port

The unit said they used Geran-4 Siker jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicles to attack the Ukrainian surface platforms.

bp to acquire Woodside’s 70% interest in Calypso project

Calypso is an early-stage deepwater natural gas project offshore Trinidad and Tobago

Ulstein starts construction of first OMS Group cable-laying vessel

Each vessel will be 130 metres long and 22 metres wide, with a cable carrying capacity of up to 6,500 tonnes.

Enova awards support for Windeed’s floating wind demonstrator development in Norway

The Enova-supported programme will now evaluate how these advantages can be translated into a commercially deployable project using Norwegian industrial capabilities.

Djibouti Coast Guard enhances training with first maritime simulator in Eastern Africa

The new facility will combine an instructor station with the NAUTIS naval module, expanding training capacity and giving officers greater flexibility to practise navigation

Hanwha Philly Shipyard delivers first U.S.-flagged rock installation vessel

The vessel will initially support offshore wind projects off the coast of New York before moving on to operations in Europe.

SLB and Equinor sign multi-year stimulation agreement for Norwegian Continental Shelf

The Island Captain will be converted into a fully proppant-capable stimulation vessel.

Kongsberg secures agreement with KOTUG for five terminal/offshore support tugs

The vessels are being deployed for offshore terminal operations in West Africa.

Vattenfall awarded Hesselø and North Sea I Mid offshore wind projects in Danish tender

The Hesselø and the North Sea I Mid offshore wind projects build on Vattenfall’s strong offshore wind portfolio in Denmark (~1.5 GW).

Damen delivers CF 3850 CF Anja to Juru Agentura Forsa

The vessel features a 120-kilowatt shore connection to enable use of electricity during port calls.

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