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Maritime News
Diego Garcia Legislation Postponed Until 2026
The British government has confirmed that the next stage of the legislative process to enact the UK’s agreement to hand…
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New Zealand to Clarify Conflict Between Offshore Wind and Seabed Mining
The government of New Zealand reports that it will be taking steps to encourage the development of its offshore energy…
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US Legislation Introduced to Reauthorize Federal Maritime Commission
U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) introduced legislation to reauthorize the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), the independent federal agency responsible for…
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Japan Passes Law Allowing Offshore Wind Development in the EEZ
Japanese parliament has passed an amendment bill that will allow offshore wind projects in the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone…
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Port News
Can global legislation keep up with the ships of the future?
In the second instalment from Ship Concept 2035, our brand new magazine, Splash identifies where regulators are enforcing change and…
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America Gets Serious About Shipping
Ships move 80 percent of global trade. Without them, people would be poorer, and few appreciate the critical role they…
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EU Agrees to Legislation Enhancing Flag State and Port State Inspections
The European Council and Parliament reached provisional agreements on key pieces of legislation to further strengthen maritime safety. The…
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Congress Members Renew Call for Bill Requiring US Ships for Energy Exports
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators and members of the House of Representatives is renewing their calls for legislation…
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EU postpones climate and energy legislation
The European Union has been forced to postpone its energy and climate legislation, which is highly likely to include CO2…
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Port News
Port of Montreal dockworkers back on the job after Senate passes legislation
Striking dockworkers at the Port of Montreal, Canada’s second-largest port, were ordered back to work, after the Senate of Canada…
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