10/12/2026 The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted a new framework for the use of Remote Inspection Techniques (RIT) in surveys of bulk carriers and oil tankers under the 2011 […]
10/12/2026 New guidance will help governments evaluate marine geoengineering research proposals to ensure they are safe for the environment. New tools will help regulators evaluate proposed research activities on […]
DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2026 presents a most-likely forecast of how the global energy system may evolve to 2060. It is a forecast of expected developments under the policies, economics, […]
Explore what maritime education means, how seafarer training and STCW certification work, the main career pathways, and the skills needed for safer, greener and more digital shipping. Maritime education is […]
A bow disappears into grey water. Spray climbs past the wheelhouse windows. For a moment, the horizon vanishes, and the ship seems to pause before lifting towards the next wave. […]
The modern marine diesel engine, whether propelling a massive ocean-going vessel or generating electrical power aboard ship, owes a significant portion of its power density and efficiency to a single, […]
Behind every vessel that crosses an ocean, every offshore platform that extracts energy from the seabed, and every submarine that patrols the deep, there are highly trained engineers who transformed […]
The United States and Canada protect ocean and Great Lakes environments through a mosaic of laws, agencies and partnerships. The names differ—national marine sanctuary, marine national monument, Oceans Act marine […]
Papahānaumokuākea extends across the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, a chain of small islands, atolls, reefs, banks and deep ocean stretching northwest from the main Hawaiian Islands. Its immense area attracts superlatives, […]
About one hundred miles off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana, coral reefs rise from the top of underwater salt domes. The surrounding water is blue, clear and oceanic, a […]
