Green ports & maritime infrastructure Green Ports Are No Longer Just About Shore Power A modern green port strategy still needs shore power, but it also needs grid planning, vessel charging, joined-up data, cleaner dredging, climate resilience, waste reduction and space for nature. The
Athens, Greece – June 6, 2026 — The St. Kitts & Nevis International Ship Registry (SKANReg) successfully concluded its participation at Posidonia 2026, held in Athens from June 1st to June 5th, reaffirming its commitment to international fleet compliance, technical excellence, and sustainable maritime growth. As one of the most prominent global shipping events,
(Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 June 2026) – PortXchange’s EmissionInsider Carbon Insight Suite has been shortlisted in the Breakbulk Green World Awards. The Breakbulk Green World Awards recognise initiatives focused on sustainability and environmental leadership in the maritime industry, with PortXchange’s product making the shortlist in the Best Digital Solution
(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 BAR Technology, as volatility in energy markets pushes operators to rethink how they power their fleets. A combination of infrastructure disruption, geopolitical risk and persistent
(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
Modern shipping, offshore wind energy, and marine transport are advancing toward a greener future. New technology, cleaner fuels, and global sustainability policies have become central to maritime operations. Yet no amount of innovation can replace the role of human awareness and safety readiness. Every sustainable voyage begins with a well-trained crew capable of
A Month of Reflection Rather Than Revelation October is usually the month when the sea looks calmer than it really is. The storms have not quite arrived, summer research vessels are heading home, and many of the year’s findings finally make their way out of spreadsheets and into conversations. What emerges is rarely dramatic. Instead, […]
Orkney archipelago builds on a 5,000-year legacy of pioneering spirit. From ancient sites like the Ring of Brodgar to modern renewable energy projects, they have always show great adaptability. Scapa Flow, the largest natural harbour in the Northern Hemisphere, is key for new maritime projects. The £393 million Islands Growth Deal aims to create over […]
Over 73% of our planet’s oceanic systems saw temperature changes in the first quarter of this year. This is the biggest effort to collect maritime data ever. New technologies are changing how we see underwater worlds. Scientists can now track changes with great accuracy. These tools give us insights we couldn’t get before. Breakthroughs in […]
Seawork is to introduce FloodFighters@Seawork, an exciting new feature for 2025, dedicated to enhancing ood rescue operations through a pavilion, conference, and webinar. As extreme weather events continue to rise, ensuring that emergency responders are equipped with the best tools, training and resources is more crucial than ever. FloodFighters Conference – 10 June 2025,






















