HMCC News

Australia has taken a huge step ahead in its renewable energy goals by launching public consultations on a proposed offshore wind zone off the coast of […]

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has developed comprehensive industry principles to combat and eliminate harassment and bullying in the maritime sector to prioritise seafarers’ safety […]

The Panama Canal Authority has announced a significant shift in investment priorities, prioritising environmental initiatives. With a $8.5 billion budget for improvements to the infrastructure over […]

A US Navy sailor posted in Japan has been charged with espionage for allegedly transmitting confidential information to a foreign country. According to a charge sheet, […]

The Lloyd’s Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonisation Hub has partnered with five prominent shipowners as Founding Members to establish the worldwide Maritime Emissions Reduction Centre (abbreviated as […]

British maritime security major Ambrey mentioned that a container vessel targeted by the Yemeni Houthis on Tuesday was flying the flag of Liberia and was headed […]

The Royal Navy has worked with scientists to progress on the next set of quantum technology experiments. The Office for the Chief Technology Officer (abbreviated the […]

One of the 18 Filipinos on the tanker dubbed ST Nikolas that was seized by Iranian authorities in January has been released, the Department of Foreign […]

Hours following the E.U. Council’s confirmation of its Red Sea defensive program launch, the French armed forces reported their first actions under their mission, the EUNAVFOR […]

ABB has been chosen by the Astilleros y Servicios Navales S.A. (abbreviated as the ASENAV) shipyard in Chile to offer a power and propulsion system for […]