India Launches Its First Indigenous Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Passenger Vessel
The vessel has been built by CSL for the Inland Waterways Authority of India, and it is the first in India to use hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion.
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Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Platform In Caspian Sea For First Time, Halting Major Production
The Filanovsky field is Russia’s largest offshore oil field and one of its most significant post-Soviet energy discoveries.
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German Court Stops Authorities From Selling Or Using Seized Tanker & Its Cargo
Customs officials had appealed the ruling, but the judges maintained the previous decision, meaning the vessel must remain untouched for now.
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World’s First Autonomous Passenger Ship To Begin Service In Japan
Three more vessels are planned to begin autonomous commercial operations by the end of March next year.
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Ukraine Arrests Cargo Ship Involved in Illegal Shipment of Agricultural Products From Occupied Crimea
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) confirmed that the ship was intercepted this week after arriving to load a consignment of steel pipes.
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U.S. Completes First Offshore Oil And Gas Lease Sale Under One Big Beautiful Bill
For the first time in ten years, companies could attend in person, and the event was livestreamed for the public.
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Watch: Ukrainian Sea Drones Disable Russia’s Shadow Fleet Tanker In Black Sea
Video footage showed drones approaching the vessel before a series of explosions struck the stern, sending thick smoke over the tanker.
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CMA CGM Doubles Number Of Women Seafarers In One Year Under ‘She Sails’ Initiative
The number rose from 200 in 2024 to 403 by the end of 2025, an increase of more than 100% since the programme began in December 2024.
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In A First, US Seizes Sanctioned Oil Tanker Off Venezuelan Coast After Recent Buildup
The vessel has previously been sanctioned by Washington for alleged involvement in Iranian oil trading when it operated under the name Adisa.
