February, 2026
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Tue24Feb
New Zealand Adds 100 More Vessels to Russia Sanctions List
The latest sanctions bring the total number of vessels designated by New Zealand to 210.
 New Zealand Adds 100 More Vessels to Russia Sanctions List
Tue24Feb
IMO to Advance Training Framework for Alternative Fuels and New Technologies
IMO's Secretary-General says progress is being made on interim training guidance for crews serving on ships using alternative fuels and new technologies.
 IMO to Advance Training Framework for Alternative Fuels and New Technologies
Tue24Feb
FEATURED: Oilmar Marks 10-Year Anniversary With Charity Drive
Trading firm Oilmar is marking its growth and development over the past decade with a series of charity partnerships.
 FEATURED: Oilmar Marks 10-Year Anniversary With Charity Drive
Mon23Feb
Oil Maintains Sixth Month High As U.S. Tariffs Decision Causes Global Economic Uncertainty
Meanwhile, the U.S. and Iran prepare for a third round of nuclear talks this week.
 Oil Maintains Sixth Month High As U.S. Tariffs Decision Causes Global Economic Uncertainty
Mon23Feb
G&O Maritime Group to Acquire Fuel System Supplier Eltronic FuelTech
Eltronic FuelTech designs and produces fuel supply systems for ships.
 G&O Maritime Group to Acquire Fuel System Supplier Eltronic FuelTech
Mon23Feb
Canadian Arctic and Norwegian Sea Set to Become New Emission Control Areas
New IMO rules will bring tighter sulfur and NOx controls to ships operating in the Canadian Arctic and Norwegian Sea.
 Canadian Arctic and Norwegian Sea Set to Become New Emission Control Areas
Mon23Feb
Colombia, Senegal and South Africa Join IMO GreenVoyage2050 programme
Three developing nations will receive technical backing from the IMO to draw up national roadmaps for cutting shipping emissions in line with the 2050 net-zero goal.
 Colombia, Senegal and South Africa Join IMO GreenVoyage2050 programme
Mon23Feb
US-Iran Tensions Raise Charterparty Risk for Hormuz Transits
Gard says any deterioration in security around the Strait could carry contractual consequences for ships trading to Gulf ports.
 US-Iran Tensions Raise Charterparty Risk for Hormuz Transits
Mon23Feb
Floating Nuclear Plant Pitched as Near-Term Power Solution for Ports
Core Power anticipates the initial deployment of floating nuclear plants within the next decade.
 Floating Nuclear Plant Pitched as Near-Term Power Solution for Ports
Mon23Feb
Barbados Begins Work on Green Shipping Corridor Study
The IMO-backed project will assess routes and policy steps to support zero-emission shipping links.
 Barbados Begins Work on Green Shipping Corridor Study