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IMO finalises action plan to reduce underwater noise at the sub-committee on ship design and construction, while ruling out future consideration of mandatory measures

Sanctioned ships briefly find a new home as Eswatini enters the flagging business | War risk market split on covering US- and UK-linked vessels for Red Sea transits | Senior Greek calls on builders and suppliers to ‘try harder’ for green solutions

Owners with urgent requirements who are not prepared to pay a premium may need to find alternative ports to bunker at, potentially adding voyage cost and complexity

The evolving situation in the Red Sea, with its rerouted ships, skyrocketing insurance and uncertain duration has largely prompted a short-term view of the risks. But the debate at Marine Money suggests industry is starting to consider longer-term scenarios

ETS, CII and EEXI are added headaches and do the industry no good in its quest for green shipping, says head of London-based think tank

Firm newbuilding contracts for 4,382 teu boxship quartet, priced at $56.6m apiece, follow the signing of a Letter of Intent in December

The deal will combine Sentinel Marine’s UK offshore marine services business with Cyan Renewables’ extensive network in the offshore wind sector. This will position them for growth in the UK and European market as well as in Asia

Researchers say the IMO and EU should increase the default methane slip value for low-pressure, dual-fuel 4-stroke LNG engines to at least 6% after a study found they emit more unburned methane than previously thought

Lloyd’s List Intelligence data shows at least three product tankers at berth in the port. It is unclear whether export capacity will be affected and if operations will be halted as they were in Ust-Luga after a drone attack there earlier this week

Boutique transportation and maritime bank AMA Capital Partners and maritime technology firm Skysail Advisors are partnering up to help maritime tech firms access capital