Understanding The Ship Recycling Process
Ship recycling is usually planned for vessels that have reached the end of their operational lives, i.e., between 25 and 30 years.
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World’s Most Powerful Subsea Trencher Delivering 3600 Horsepower Can Install 18 Feet Below Seabed
NKT T3600 delivers 3600 horsepower, which makes it the highest-rated subsea cable trencher in the world. Know more in the article.
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MV New Mwanza – Africa’s Largest And Fastest Freshwater Passenger Ship
The MV New Mwanza is the biggest inland freshwater passenger and Ro-Pax Ship in Africa, commissioned by the government of Tanzania.
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World’s Only Pure Car & Truck Carrier With The Largest Photovoltaic System
The world’s largest solar-powered car carrier is China’s Yuan Hai Kou (often written as Yuanhai Kou).
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World’s First 20-MW Offshore Wind Turbine Connected To The Grid In China
China has linked the world’s first 20-megawatt (MW) offshore wind turbine to the grid, a major milestone in renewable energy.
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China Overtakes U.S. In Nuclear Submarine Launches As U.S Shipbuilding Lags Behind
Beijing has launched more nuclear submarines than the U.S in the last 5 years.
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Suez Canal Shipping 2026: Risks, Carrier Strategies & Impact On Ports
Will shipping return to the Suez Canal in 2026? We analyze the post-conflict landscape and the impact on African and Middle Eastern ports.
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U.S Navy’s Second Gerald R.Ford Class Aircraft Carrier, The USS John F.Kennedy
U.S Navy’s new Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, the USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79), is undergoing sea trials, marking its first time in open waters.
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U.S Navy’s Most Advanced Laser Weapons Systems On USS Preble
The U.S. Navy has revealed new details about a laser weapon test conducted in 2025, highlighting considerable progress in the development of ship-based weapon systems.
