05/31/2026 HD Hyundai is developing a full electric propulsion platform for large commercial ships, as the industry explores alternatives to conventional fuel-based systems to reduce emissions. Electrification of large vessels […]
05/31/2026 Port State Control activity in the first quarter of 2026 shows that maritime enforcement authorities remain strongly focused on the fundamentals of ship safety, particularly safety management systems, maintenance […]
05/31/2026 Corvus Energy and BYD Energy Storage have signed a strategic cooperation agreement aimed at accelerating the development of next-generation battery systems for the maritime sector. The agreement marks the […]
AI-powered rule-navigation platforms are beginning to transform how maritime professionals access, interpret, and verify technical rules, regulations, standards, and guidance documents. Across the shipping industry, engineers, surveyors, ship managers, naval […]
Ship inspection is a central part of maritime safety, environmental protection, regulatory compliance, and commercial risk management. Modern merchant ships are not controlled through one single inspection system, but through […]
Image credit: MaritimEducation , image is not real. MSC 111 Was Not Just Another IMO Meeting The International Maritime Organization’s Maritime Safety Committee, usually known as the MSC, is one […]
China, South Korea, Japan, Türkiye, Russia, Iran, and the Wider Asian Shipbuilding Map A comprehensive overview of shipbuilding and shipyards in Asia, covering China, South Korea, Japan, Türkiye, Asian Russia, […]
A comprehensive guide to Title 46 of the Code of Federal Regulations, covering U.S. shipping rules, Coast Guard vessel inspection, merchant mariner credentials, tank vessels, marine engineering, passenger ships, offshore […]
A comprehensive guide to 33 CFR, the U.S. federal regulation title governing navigation, navigable waters, Coast Guard rules, ports, waterways safety, pollution, security, bridges, anchorages, and Army Corps permits. Why […]
The Code for Recognized Organizations, usually called the RO Code, is one of the most important governance instruments in the international maritime regulatory system. It explains how a flag State […]
