“If the EU implements a regional ETS, shipping risks getting hit by multiple emission trading systems which will make a global MBM (Market Based Measure) much […]
Ulstein’s second hydrogen hybrid design for the offshore wind industry, the ULSTEIN J102 zero-emission wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV), can operate 75% of the time in […]
New and flexible fuel cell technology can reduce emissions from shipping by 40 to 100%. Partners from shipping, R&D, and oil and gas are now constructing […]
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents the world’s national shipowners’ associations and more than 80% of the world merchant fleet, has published its Annual […]
Aranui 5 – The unique combination of cargo-passenger ship, joins the list of vessels to have its service interrupted because of the coronavirus. The ship had […]
A live video message was sent by the Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to celebrate the delivery at Monfalcone shipyard of Enchanted Princess to Princess Cruises, […]
“While the FPSO concept itself evolves; the basic design concept hasn’t really changed in decades. The real evolution influencing change is around asset management and the […]
On 30 September, MSC was presented with the highest recognition for participating in a vessel speed-reduction programme in the San Francisco Bay Area and the Santa […]
Corvus Energy has been selected by Vard Electro to supply lithium-ion battery-based Energy Storage Systems (ESS) for the new vessel being built at Vard Vung Tau […]
The technology group Wärtsilä has signed long-term Optimised Maintenance agreements covering five LNG Carrier vessels owned and operated by Greece-based Minerva Gas Inc. The advanced support […]
Onshore Power Supply (OPS) is part of the solution to greening the shipping sector. It is an important tool for reducing CO2 emissions and air pollution […]
Fijian authorities are being called to urgently investigate Goundar’s MV Lomaiviti Princess III amid allegations of falsified safety documentation and concerns over passenger and maritime worker […]
Now that the container ship blocking the Suez Canal has been refloated, this key East-West trade route has once again opened for business. In response, the […]
As an investigation begins on the Suez Canal grounded ship, fear of legal actions against the Indian crew of the ship looms. At present investigators are […]
Maritime organizations and seafarer associations in India are urging the government to bring seafarers under the ambit of priority workers for vaccinations. Seafarers are crucial to […]
NYK signed two sustainability linked loan (SLL) agreements aligned with the Sustainability Linked Loan Principles set forth by the Loan Market Association* and other organizations. These […]
When we hear of large corporations, charterers, refusing to accept any costs or delays in order to allow over-worked seafarers to return to their homes, what […]