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Image for representation purposes only Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has developed a unique satellite technology to track vessels operating illegally, also known as the “dark fleet.” This […]

Image for representation purposes only The NAO Trinidad, a replica of Ferdinand Magellan’s historic flagship, hit the Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine, Florida, while entering […]

Image for representation purposes only An oil spill occurred off Changi, Singapore, during a bunkering operation involving the Bahamas-flagged bulk carrier Ines Corrado and an authorized […]

Image for representation purposes only China’s Ministry of State Security has announced that it has found various spying devices on the oceans’ surface and deep seas, […]

Image for representation purposes only Albanian officials have stopped a Turkish-flagged ship, Moliva XA443A, from entering Durres port on suspicion of carrying hazardous waste. The intervention […]

Image for representation purposes only A tanker loaded with around 400,000 barrels of oil departed Mexico’s Pajaritos port on October 28, 2024, en route to Cuba, […]

Image for representation purposes only A Liberian-flagged merchant vessel was targeted by a series of close-range explosions while transiting through the Bab el-Mandeb strait on October […]

The maritime industry’s push toward decarbonisation brings an unexpected benefit: the reduction of underwater radiated noise (URN). While the sector focuses intensively on emissions reduction and […]

Image Credits: Wikipedia The Floating Instrument Platform, commonly known as “FLIP,” was saved from the scrapyard and is now on its way to a fresh start […]

Image Credits: Grain de Sail/Linkedin Grain de Sail, a French company dedicated to sustainable shipping and organic food production, has unveiled plans for the Grain de […]