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LEO satellite connectivity reaches the working fleet: how always-on internet is reshaping ship operations and crew welfare
LEO satellite services like Starlink Maritime become standard on tugs and workboats, improving crew welfare and enabling remote ship operations.
News · Fuel & Decarbonization OceanPass, DNV Link Up on Daily Emissions Data Sharing
OceanPass and Veracity by DNV will feed verified vessel emissions data to banks and charterers daily, closing gaps in Poseidon Principles reporting.
News · Regulation & Compliance Oman Rejects Hormuz Transit Fees in Firm IMO Statement
Oman told the IMO it opposes transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz, rejecting Iranian proposals amid rising attacks on shipping.
US Strikes Iranian Ports After Hormuz Tanker Attacks
US airstrikes hit Iranian ports and IRGC sites after Iran attacked tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating the conflict.
News · Maritime Tech & AI Kongsberg, BCIT Launch Marine Simulation Centre in Canada
Kongsberg Maritime and BCIT are building a marine simulation research hub in British Columbia to boost training, R&D and sovereign maritime capability.
News · Ports & Regional Developments Ports Turn Emissions Data Into an Operational Efficiency Tool
Small ports are using digital emissions-tracking platforms to cut reporting burdens and uncover cost-saving operational insights.
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