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Environmental groups in the U.S. and Canada oppose a proposed U.S. regulation change that would relax protections aimed at preventing ship collisions with endangered North Atlantic right whales.

Capital Ship Management Corp. has welcomed the newly constructed VLCC tanker M/T 'Aristotelis II,' noted for its advanced ecological features and fuel efficiency.

Lloyd’s Register has issued a warning about the deterioration in the quality of marine fuels, with a significant increase in non-compliant fuel incidents reported in major bunkering ports.

Almi Marine has contracted the construction of two next-generation Ultramax bulk carriers, set for delivery in 2029, to enhance its fleet with advanced technology and compliance with future environmental regulations.

International shipowner associations gathered in Athens to discuss collaboration and challenges in the shipping industry.

The European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA) advocates for the abolition of regional shipping regulations in the EU in favor of a global decarbonization agreement from the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

The World Heritage Council insists on strict enforcement of zero-emission regulations for UNESCO world heritage fjords in Norway, effective from the new year.

The head of Core Power’s nuclear engineering team discussed nuclear safety protocols at a recent IMO meeting.

A Greek nuclear engineering leader discussed the importance of nuclear safety regulations in maritime operations at an IMO conference.

Panos Mitrou of Lloyd’s Register discussed the future of LNG shipping at the LNG2026 exhibition in Qatar, highlighting challenges like regulatory compliance, operational sustainability, digital technology use, and talent attraction.