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Procureship and Shipnet sign deal to bring e-procurement services to maritime’s biggest operation ecosystem

Procureship, the leading e-procurement platform for the global maritime industry, has signed an agreement with Shipnet, the Norwegian vessel management software provider, to bring its award-winning e-procurement service to its online maritime operation app. The deal, which was signed during Sea Asia in Singapore on 25 March, will enable all Shipnet users to access
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Marine Ecology News Digest March 2025

Have we ever seen such big changes in our oceans before? The World Meteorological Organization’s latest report is very worrying. Last year was the hottest ever, with carbon dioxide levels not seen in 800,000 years. Ocean temperatures have never been higher, and sea levels keep going up. The Arctic sea-ice is at its smallest ever. […]
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BAR Technologies Urges Shipping Industry to Recognise Wind as a Key Fuel in Decarbonisation Debate

In response to a new study by UMAS and the UCL Energy Institute’s Shipping and Oceans Research Group, which highlights the challenges faced by developing nations in accessing affordable financing for e-fuel production, BAR Technologies is calling for a broader, more inclusive debate on the future of shipping fuels. While we welcome the ongoing conversations […]
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Maritime Week Americas 20-22 May 2025

Maritime Week Americas returns to the United States in May 2025, to the fabulous new location of Tampa, on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Still the biggest and most popular marine fuels event in the whole of the Americas, MWA25 will again bring together over 250 bunker buyers, suppliers and traders – and related maritime sectors – […]
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The Future of Ocean Cleanup: Technologies Leading the Fight Against Plastic Waste

Every year, 8 million tonnes of plastic enter our oceans. This creates huge garbage patches that harm marine life and ecosystems. The biggest one, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, has about 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic. This shows how big the problem of ocean plastic pollution is. Innovative solutions are being developed to remove marine […]
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