EDF Europe and DUH launched the European Civil Society Observatory on Methane, a platform to push for the reduction of methane pollution.

Britannia P&I Club has issued guidance regarding the operational, environmental, and legal implications of hull fouling on ships.

Several tar balls have been found and collected near the site where the containership MSC Baltic III ran aground back in February.

The USTR announced its plan to impose fees on ships built in China and operated by Chinese companies that dock at U.S. ports.

The Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution evacuated two crew members from an offshore vessel after it collided with a wind turbine.

The ReCaap ISC has published its Q1 report (January-March 2025) regarding incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia.

The Greek government has submitted overdue maritime spatial plans to the EU, outlining activities like fishing and offshore energy.

Over half of vessels in Scotland’s coastal waters are effectively “invisible” to standard maritime tracking systems, says Heriot-Watt study.

Oman, Netherlands and Germany have signed for the establishment of the world’s first liquid hydrogen import corridor.

According to Clarksons Research, approximately 18% of global maritime trade now faces tariffs, a significant increase compared to March.