
EU Electrification Action Plan puts maritime transport on the energy transition agenda
The European Commission published its Electrification Action Plan on 17 July 2026, aiming to speed up the shift from fossil fuels to electricity across key

The European Commission published its Electrification Action Plan on 17 July 2026, aiming to speed up the shift from fossil fuels to electricity across key

The Committee for Expertise in Shipbuilding (CESS) will bring together the JECK delegations of Japan, Europe, China and Korea in 2026, in a working format

The annual Tripartite meeting for the maritime sector will take place in Tokyo on 27-29 October 2026, at the Kaiun Club. The event brings together

The European Commission proposal to revise the EU ETS includes a dedicated mechanism for sustainable maritime alternative propulsion and an expanded scope for ships between 400 and 5,000 GT.

Mid-year indicators point to a more selective small tanker market, with fewer newbuilding orders and an ageing fleet still absorbing limited demolition activity.

Newbuilding projects require well-defined requirements, steady oversight and technical decisions aligned with future regulatory expectations.

The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) has asked SEA Europe and national associations to provide information on significant

SEA Europe has sent the European Parliament and the Council of the EU the position of national associations on the Industrial Accelerator Act, asking for

Photo: Ministerie van Defensie, via Wikimedia Commons – CC0 1.0. Image source The European Commission has announced the launch of the first five European Defence