The International Maritime Organization – is the United Nations specialized agency with responsibility for the safety and security of shipping and the prevention of marine and atmospheric pollution by ships. […]
Plymouth-based M SUBS Ltd were commissioned to design the 24m ‘Oceanus’. Set to usher in a new era for net zero oceanography and advanced international marine research, Plymouth Marine Laboratory […]
“Seaweeds have evolved to grow crazy fast and are fantastic at drawing out CO2,” Nico Julian says. “Essentially what we’re just doing is giving them a bigger surface area, out […]
We recently posted about the dire conditions of Texas and Gulf Coast oyster beds that have been devastated by floods, droughts, and hurricanes. In contrast, here is good news about oyster bed […]
What is the main purpose of the convention for preventing ship collisions at sea COLREG? The 1972 COLREG Convention was designed to update and replace the Collision Regulations of 1960 […]
EODev’s electro-hydrogen power solutions are approved for the maritime sector. Testing, inspection, and certification company Bureau Veritas has approved Energy Observer Developments’ (EODev) second-generation REXH2 for use by the maritime […]
What Are Maritime Studies? Today’s global shipping industry is a modern, highly technical, and professional sector requiring exceptional skill, knowledge, and expertise. A safe, secure, and environmentally responsible shipping industry […]
Nautical science is a field of study that involves the theory and practical aspects of navigation, seamanship, ship stability, meteorology, and other related disciplines. It is an essential field for […]
A zero-emission commuter ferry represents a significant advancement in sustainable urban transit, offering a clean alternative to bridge-clogging cars and conventional diesel-powered vessels. These ferries primarily utilize two technologies: battery-electric […]
In January, we posted about the successful test demonstration of the world’s first fully autonomous ship navigation systems on a large car ferry on a 240-km route from Shinmoji (Northern Kyushu) to […]
