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Maritime AI developments to be showcased at Posidonia 2026
Posidonia Survey Shows Shipping Weighs AI Acceleration Against Maritime Pragmatism All newly available maritime Artificial Intelligence (AI) services and products will be presented at Posidonia,

Interview Questions for Cleaner Seas – Emil Cerdier, Chief Technology Officer, Berg Propulsion. March 2026
1. How would you describe Berg Propulsion’s latest developments in integrated propulsion solutions? What differentiates your approach from traditional propulsion packages? At Berg Propulsion we

Maritime Week Americas 2026 to convene global shipping and marine fuels leaders in Panama
18–21 May 2026 | InterContinental Miramar, Panama Event details Dates: 18–21 May 2026 Venue: InterContinental Miramar, Panama Theme: Building resilience in a changing world Maritime

Ferry emissions outpace cars in major European ports — charging infrastructure gap now the critical bottleneck, says NatPower Marine
(London, UK, 26 March 2026) – Ferry emissions in Europe’s port cities now rival those from millions of cars, according to a new analysis by

Marine Ecology News Digest — March 2026
March has brought a subtle but telling set of developments across marine ecology. Nothing dramatic on the surface, yet beneath that calm, patterns are becoming

BAR Technology warns fuel strategy has shifted from decarbonisation to commercial survival
(Portsmouth, 20 March 2026) – Fuel strategy in global shipping is increasingly being shaped by immediate commercial realities rather than long-term decarbonisation targets, according to
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Seatrade Maritime Logistics Middle East 2026
In a region where trade routes have shaped economies for centuries, Seatrade Maritime Logistics Middle East continues to stand out as one of the most

Hormuz tensions highlight a new reality: maritime resilience now runs on data and AI
By Sjoerd de Jager, CEO and Co-Founder, PortXchange (16 March 2026) – Rising tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz are once again reminding

Bureau Veritas approves BAR Technologies’ available effective power for UML AeroPower LR2 Programme Expand, supporting Pwind compliance within FuelEU the Maritime framework
(Portsmouth, UK – 12 March 2026) — Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has completed a technical review confirming BAR Technologies’ calculation of available effective

Marine Ecology News Digest — February 2026
February has been a month of quiet but meaningful shifts across marine ecology. Rather than a single defining headline, the past few weeks have revealed

The Potential of Nuclear-Powered Ships Moves to the Forefront at Posidonia 2026 Is the atom the answer to the puzzle of alternative fuels for shipping?
Could the next great leap in maritime propulsion come not from alternative fuels, but from the atom? That question will move from the margins of

Britain’s Shore Power Problem Is Not Technology — It’s Economics
Key points UK shore power projects in Aberdeen and Portsmouth expose structural flaws in the commercial model, not failures of the technology. High industrial electricity
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Ferry emissions outpace cars in major European ports — charging infrastructure gap now the critical bottleneck, says NatPower Marine
(London, UK, 26 March 2026) – Ferry emissions in Europe’s port cities






























