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Shipping – which transports about 90% of global trade – is, statistically, the least environmentally damaging mode of transport when its productive value is taken into consideration.  For example, the […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

A Swedish port has installed shore power in order to service a fleet of green new-build ferries. The Port of Kapellskär has introduced shore power and auto-mooring at the quay […]

An agreement has been signed to design and build a new series of methanol-fuelled tugboats. The four new designs, to be designed and built by Uzmar Shipyard and Robert Allan […]

Two fully electric-powered hydraulic cranes are arriving at the Port of Ipswich, helping further reduce carbon emissions. The Mantsinen model 95ER cranes are amongst the first of their kind in […]

The CPL parties are cooperating nationwide to conduct research into how hydrogen can be used to supply power to port technology and port logistics. Source: HHLA   An innovation cluster is […]

A brand-new class of liquid hydrogen tanker has been designed by C-Job Naval Architects with the aim of revolutionizing the renewable energy market. The 141m-long vessel will be powered by […]