February, 2026
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Wed04Feb
A national workshop in Jamaica brought together stakeholders to discuss how alternative marine fuels could fit into the country's ports and bunkering sector.
Jamaica Explores Alternative Marine Fuel Options at IMO-Backed Workshop
Wed04Feb
The tanker ignored a request to stop after being hailed by Iranian gunboats during its transit of the Strait of Hormuz.
US-Flagged Vessel Encounters Iranian Boats in the Strait of Hormuz
Tue03Feb
The company is looking for candidates with proven experience in the bunker industry, deep connections to local suppliers and excellent English.
BUNKER JOBS: Fratelli Cosulich Seeks Marine Energy Trader in Dubai
Tue03Feb
It's unclear whether the talks will proceed after the Islamic republic's demands.
Oil Regains Some Losses As Iran Provokes U.S. In Advance Of Talks
Tue03Feb
Westwood has launched MarineLogix, a new offshore vessel intelligence platform designed to track vessel activity and utilisation across offshore energy markets.
Westwood Launches Offshore Vessel Intelligence Platform
Tue03Feb
As alternative marine fuels such as ammonia move closer to use as a marine fuel, GCMD and CIMAC have signed a two-year partnership to support industry readiness.
GCMD and CIMAC Join Forces to Support Adoption of Alternative Marine Fuels
Tue03Feb
The Switch says that as more batteries are used for propulsion and power generation, faults on the battery side can quickly impact the entire ship.
Switch Launches New Battery Protection for Electric Ships
Tue03Feb
Ampera says its thorium-fuelled micro-reactor technology is suitable to power vessels including cruise ships, reefers and port barges.
Nuclear Energy Firm Ampera Adds Maritime Sector as New Growth Market
Tue03Feb
OrbitMI has appointed former ZeroNorth head of sales Andrew Redfern as sales director for the Nordics and the Americas.
OrbitMI Appoints Sales Director for Nordics and Americas
Tue03Feb
The IMO sub-committee agreed last month to develop interim safety guidelines for wind propulsion systems.
BAR Technologies Welcomes IMO Move to Close Wind Propulsion Regulatory Gaps