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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 industry debate to centre stage at Posidonia 2026, during a high-level Executive Briefing that will examine the role of advanced nuclear technologies in commercial shipping and near-shore power generation. Hosted […]
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Marine Ecology News Digest – January 2026

January has a way of slipping past quietly. No big announcements. Just field notes, survey logs, small adjustments in temperature graphs, and long hours at sea. If you read marine science papers in winter, you notice something: the tone is measured. Just careful observation. And yet, taken together, those observations matter. This month has already […]
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Speed@Seawork 2026 – where operational requirement meets real-world maritime innovation

With upwards of 15 high-performance vessels already confirmed, the pontoons are filling rapidly as fast vessel showcase Speed@Seawork prepares to return to the iconic waters of Cowes IOW for the seventh edition. Building on last year’s successful event, Speed@Seawork 2026 will see an extended format, increasing opportunities for live sea trials, dockside demonstrations,
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SFTC 2026 Draws Overwhelming Industry Participation as Decarbonisation and Capital Innovation Take Centre Stage in Dubai

Dubai, UAE, 9 February 2026: TMS Ship Finance and Trade Conference 2026 (SFTC) 2026 concluded successfully on 9 February at Grosvenor House, Dubai, following a full day of high-level discussions held under the theme “Ship Finance – helping the industry navigate through increasingly uncertain waters”. The event attracted overwhelming participation from across the
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Fragmented Carbon Schemes Threaten Maritime Progress, Warns BAR Technologies

(Portsmouth, 12 February 2026) — BAR Technologies is urging immediate action toward a unified global carbon framework, warning that the proliferation of regional emissions trading schemes is placing unprecedented compliance pressure on the maritime sector and risks delaying progress on decarbonisation. With multiple overlapping schemes now in effect or emerging, including
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