NYK has signed an agreement to invest in “Navigator II,” an investment fund managed by theDOCK, an Israeli venture capital firm specializing in maritime technology. Navigator […]
Russia seems to be ramping up the theft of Ukraine’s grain as the war in Ukraine continues escalating in absence of a breakthrough ceasefire agreement. Per […]
Shanghai is coming out of a strict Covid-19 lockdown that has immobilized the city since March. Even though Shanghai’s port, which tackles one-fifth of China’s shipping […]
The new regulatory framework (Energy Efficiency eXisting ship Index – EEXI) around CO2 emissions for existing shipping come into force in January 2023 and many shipowners […]
Maersk Tender and Maersk Trader, the two Maersk Supply Service anchor-handling vessels currently supporting The Ocean Cleanup in the Pacific Ocean, have been contracted for an […]
Kongsberg Maritime (KM) has signed a new technology contract of around EUR 28m with Chinese shipbuilder COSCO Shipping (Qidong) Offshore for an F-Class, Foundation Installation Vessel. […]
The training vessel Prinses Beatrix for inland shipping deckhands and skippers will get her own berth at the harbour of the ‘Binnenvaartmuseum’ (Inland Shipping Museum) in […]
IMO has issued a new Circular Letter (No.4573) which contains information about and guidance for the maritime security threat posed by free-floating sea mines in the […]
Silja Europa, a cruise vessel that will accommodate about 1,000 asylum seekers from now to February, arrived in Velsen-Noord, in North Holland, on Wednesday. The cruise […]
On Thursday, Estonian and Finnish rescue officials mentioned that an oil tanker reportedly caught fire in the Gulf of Finland. The crew members, however, successfully extinguish […]
A dedicated new fleet serving the French West Indies with three new 7,900 TEU ships and four 7,300 TEU ships powered by biogas. Pioneering technology that […]
Two Diving Support Vessels (DSVs) that enhance submarine support operations and are currently being built by the Hindustan Shipyard Ltd (HSL) for India’s Navy are scheduled […]
“Green corridors have the potential to be more than just a test bed for shipping emission projects, they will tie into national clean energy transition strategies […]
The global ocean carrier has again been recognised for its scheduled liner, regular trade lane and tailor-made tramp chartering services to project heavy lift and breakbulk […]
The recent study from UCL; Exploring methods for understanding stranded value: case study on LNG capable ships, is a flawed academic exercise, detached from reality. In […]
The distribution of pharmaceutical products requires specific handling. This method is defined in the GDP (Good Distribution Practice) guidelines. Port of Antwerp-Bruges was the first seaport […]
Naval architecture firm Glosten and ABB have joined forces to develop a methanol-hybrid ship assist tug design that provides operators with a viable path to carbon-neutral […]