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Green Ports Are No Longer Just About Shore Power

Alex June 23, 2026

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

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Marine Ecology Digest – May 2026

Alex June 10, 2026

Marine Ecology Digest Marine Ecology Digest: May 2026 May’s strongest marine ecology stories were about governance rather than spectacle: island states pushing for joined-up ocean planning, Coral Triangle partners testing protected area quality, and fisheries discussions moving into the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction era. A monthly digest for ocean professionals

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Beneath the Waves: The Enigma of Japan’s Underwater Megalith Structures

Alex April 15, 2026

There are places where the sea feels less like a boundary and more like a veil. Off the southern edge of Japan, near the island of Yonaguni, the water holds one such secret. Divers speak of it in measured tones. Scientists argue over it in careful language. And those who have seen it often struggle […]

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Marine Ecology Digest – April 2026

Alex April 2, 2026

Marine Ecology Digest Marine Ecology Digest: April 2026 April brought a useful correction to the ocean conversation. Protected area coverage passed 10%, but the harder test is whether those places are managed well enough to protect reefs, fish, seabirds, seagrass, mangroves and coastal livelihoods. For marine scientists, conservation teams, coastal planners and ocean

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Marine Ecology News Digest — February 2026

Alex March 4, 2026

February has been a month of quiet but meaningful shifts across marine ecology. Rather than a single defining headline, the past few weeks have revealed a pattern: incremental change, often fragile, occasionally encouraging, and always shaped by the tension between economic pressure and environmental necessity. Below is a grounded overview of the most relevant developments

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Singapore Maritime Week: A Global Crossroads for Shipping’s Next Chapter

Alex February 15, 2026

Every March, Singapore turns its attention outward — toward the sea, the ships that cross it, and the industries that depend on them. Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) has become one of the most influential gatherings in the global maritime calendar, bringing together policymakers, shipowners, port authorities, financiers, technology firms and start-ups for a week of […]

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Breakbulk Middle East: Where Heavy Cargo Meets a Changing Maritime World

Alex February 4, 2026

Each February, Dubai becomes a temporary capital for some of the most complex movements in global trade. Breakbulk Middle East brings together the people who make oversized, heavy and project cargo move — often under tight deadlines, difficult conditions and rising regulatory pressure. Taking place on 10–11 February 2026, the event once again positions itself […]

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Annual Conference of Marine Technology 2025: Steering Innovation Into a New Era

Alex November 30, 2025

The Annual Conference of Marine Technology 2025, organised by the Hellenic Institute of Marine Technology (H.I.M.T.), will take place on 9–10 December 2025 at the prestigious Eugenides Foundation in Palaio Faliro, Athens. This annual gathering brings together engineers, researchers, shipowners and maritime-technology professionals to explore the developments and challenges

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Marintec China 2025 – Inside Asia’s Biggest Stage for Maritime Progress

Alex November 18, 2025

Every two years, Shanghai becomes the centre of gravity for the global maritime world. Marintec China returns 2–5 December 2025, taking over the Shanghai New International Expo Centre with the kind of scale and energy that few industry events can match. This isn’t just a trade show. It’s where shipyards, technology firms, equipment manufacturers, class […]

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Navigating the Efficiency Wave: The 2nd Ship Energy Efficiency Summit 2025

Alex November 17, 2025

As global shipping accelerates its transition toward net-zero emissions, improving vessel energy efficiency has become one of the most urgent and achievable pathways to cleaner maritime operations. The 2nd Ship Energy Efficiency Summit, taking place on 26–27 November 2025 in Athens, Greece, brings together shipowners, operators, regulators, technology providers and