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 […]
Today, shipping is a modern, highly technical, professional discipline that requires a great deal of skill, knowledge and expertise from the maritime workforce. A safe, secure and clean 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 […]
Condor Ferries has joined the Belfast Maritime Consortium and is to begin operation of a zero-emission commuter ferry as part of a pilot scheme service between Belfast and Bangor, County Down, […]
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 […]
Green City Ferries, of Stockholm, Sweden, announced the first two routes for their groundbreaking electric fast ferry, the Beluga24. Passengers travelling to and from the communities of Taby and Osteråker […]
Ocean Infinity, a seabed survey and ocean research company based in the United States, has released the first photographs of their Armada 78m remotely operated ship taking to the water, […]
Yacht builder Excess has introduced its first hybrid vessel equipped with Torqeedo’s Deep Blue Hybrid system, the Excess 15, at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival. The catamaran’s propulsion system consists […]
World’s First Zero-Emission Harbor Tug on Port Operations As decarbonization of shipping moves beyond the piloting phase for a range of vessel types, we start getting real results on how […]
A French consortium is planning to put a multi-service power barge into operation in the Port of Rouen that would supply energy and hydrogen to ships during port calls, enabling […]
