The small uninhabited Candlemas Islands in the South Sandwich Islands. Photo: BFSAI – Oliver Hogg and Marta Soffker, Posted on:30 August 2022 – Categories:Fisheries, Science, Vulnerable species Shaped by ice and fire, the volcanic South Sandwich Islands […]
Persian Gulf, 31.08.2022 The U.S. Navy has requested Iran to take back one of its unmanned surface vessel drones that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy (IRGCN) had captured and […]
Hyster aims to offer electric container handlers powered by integrated lithium-ion batteries with a choice of charging options and for operations with higher power consumptions and extremely heavy duty […]
Giant bulk carrier runs aground on reef off Mauritius A giant bulk carrier ran aground on a reef off Mauritius on Saturday evening, despite warnings from the local coast guard […]
What should shipyards, shipowners and operators do now? For new building projects, shipyards, shipowners and operators should be aware that if delivery of the vessel is on or after […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
