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Thailand Cancels Offshore Energy Exploration Pact with Cambodia

Thailand on Tuesday unilaterally terminated a longstanding agreement with Cambodia to work towards joint offshore energy exploration, defying calls from its neighbour…

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Brent Near $114 as Middle East Conflict Continues

Brent crude futures retreated on Tuesday but held near $114 a barrel following fresh hostilities in the Middle East, while investors monitored developments in the U…

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Tagged Sharks Could Improve Climate Forecasts

A new study shows that electronically tagged sharks can serve as mobile sensors, collecting ocean climate data in regions that are difficult to observe using conventional methods.The study was led by Laura

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Tidewater Reports Revenue Decline in First Quarter

Tidewater Inc. has announced a revenue drop for the three months ended March 31 of $326.2 million compared with $333.4 million for the three months ended March 31…

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California Probes Trump Administration Deal to Cancel Offshore Wind Lease

California energy officials on Monday opened an investigation into the Trump administration's agreement with an offshore wind company to cancel a planned project off the state's central coast…

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eXXpedition All-Women Sailing Mission Sets Off to Map Global Ocean Plastic

An all-women sailing expedition sets sail on April 27, 2026 on a mission to deliver the first global study mapping ocean plastic pollution back to its sources on land. Departing from Auckland,

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ASL Environmental Science, Open Ocean Robotics Collaborate on Autonomous Monitoring

ASL Environmental Sciences has announced a new collaboration with Open Ocean Robotics, as part of the Air-Sea Ocean Monitoring System (ASOMS) project partially funded by Canada's Ocean Supercluster. As part of this

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Unique Group Announces Multi-Million Dollar Investment to Expand Subsea Mechanical Division

Unique Group, a leader in subsea technologies and engineering, has announced a multi-million-dollar investment to expand its Subsea Mechanical division globally, strengthening its capabilities across subsea decommissioning, installation and construction projects.