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Decarbonisation
MCA leads discussion in decarbonisation challenges
3 July 2025
Future fuels are key to decarbonisation in shipping and finding ways to overcome the challenges with current technology is the crucial next step, according to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency’s Zero Emissions Shipping Technical Specialist.
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Seafarer
Safety tips and checklists feature on new app for seafarers
3 July 2025
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has launched a new app to help seafarers get the information and support they need while working.
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Fishing
New arrangement for new-build fishing vessels up to 15m in length
3 July 2025
An agreement with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency means that more small new build fishing vessels will have access to external surveyors and engineers.
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Regulation
New rules that will continue work of UK to protect our seas go out for consultation
3 July 2025
A new consultation on rules aimed at reducing illegal discharge of garbage into our seas is being launched by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency today.
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Seafarer
Cadets' health and well-being 'in safe hands' with new support group
3 July 2025
Organisations join forces to protect cadets throughout their training.
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UK Flag
Emergency Towing Vessel Contract awarded to Marnavi Spa
3 July 2025
The UK Government’s Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) has awarded a five-year contract for its Emergency Towing Vessel (ETV) to Marnavi Spa, with the ship now operating under the UK flag.
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Corporate
World Maritime Day: Renewing our commitment to cleaner seas and shipping
3 July 2025
This World Maritime Day, the UK Government is renewing its commitment to cleaner seas and shipping, in particular its work minimising the effects of vessel pollution.
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Regulation
Tackling shipping fraud to boost safety at sea
3 July 2025
Consultation launched into UK regulations from international maritime law.
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Fishing
Safety bulletin reminds fishers to report changes they make to their vessels
3 July 2025
The fishing industry is being reminded that changes to some types of vessels must be signed off for safety reasons because of the serious risk they will become unstable as a result.