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The Federal Maritime Commission today announced its interim procedures to review, investigate, and adjudicate Charge Complaints.

Oceana urges President Biden to expediently approve the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration’s (NOAA) proposed vessel speed rule that would help protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.

Tokyo Gas, Osaka Gas, Toho Gas and Mitsubishi Corporation have entered into an agreement to conduct a joint feasibility study on a project to produce e-methane in Texas or Louisiana, liquefy it at the existing Cameron LNG facility, and transport it to Japan using other existing infrastructure, including LNG ships and receiving terminals in Japan.

The Biden administration approved plans from the Sea Port Oil Terminal (SPOT), to build US’s largest oil export terminal off the Gulf Coast of Texas. The new terminal would add 2 million barrels per day to the US oil export capacity.

After 25 months, the Marine Exchange of Southern California said that the container ship backup for the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has ended.

South Korea and the US agreed to establish a green cargo shipping route between the Port of Busan and the Port of Tacoma aiming to achieve maritime carbon neutrality.

US published a document providing guidance on the implementation of the price cap policy for crude oil of Russian Federation origin.

An effort to put a cap on the price of Russian oil is coming to a head this week, as EU diplomats will meet to set that price after discussions with the US and G7 nations.

A group of 31 environmental and community organizations and 13 industry organizations sent letters to Democratic leadership in Congress calling on them to support the Clean Shipping Act of 2022.

The US, the European Union, Japan, Canada, Norway, Singapore and the United Kingdom committed to taking swift action to address the two climate and energy security crises the world faces, by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.