Baltic Sea’s First Green Freight Corridor Reduces Transport Emissions By 90%
The Baltic Sea’s first green freight corridor has been opened from Fågelmara, Sweden, to Turku, Finland, reducing emissions by 90%.
LR & Orbital Marine Power To Begin Certification Of World’s Most Powerful Tidal Energy Converter
LR has collaborated with Orbital Marine Power to begin the IECRE certification procedure for the world’s largest tidal energy converter.
U.S. Navy Takes Delivery Of Future USS Robert E. Simanek (ESB 7)
The future USS Robert E. Simanek (ESB 7) is the latest addition to the Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) class.
U.S. Sues MV Dali Ship Owners & Operators For $100 Million Over Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse
U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the owners and operators of the vessel that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Ireland Forms Its First Artificial Reef By Sinking Seized Smuggling Ship
The 60-meter MV Shingle, a former smuggling vessel, has been sunken off the coast of Ireland, forming the country’s first artificial reef.
Gantry Crane Collapses On Containership At China’s Yantian Port
Port operations in Yantian were disrupted due to a gantry crane malfunction that resulted in part of the crane collapsing onto a feeder ship.
U.S. Gathers Affordable Anti-Ship Weapons To Counter China In Indo Pacific Region
The United States is developing a massive, cost-effective arsenal of anti-ship weapons to counter China in the Indo-Pacific region.
First Zero-Emission Hydrogen Ship To Complete 7-Year Global Voyage Returns To Paris
Energy Observer, the first zero-emission hydrogen ship to sail around the world, has docked at the Port du Gros Caillou, in Paris.
New Guide To Reducing GHG Emissions In Shipping Launched By ICS
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Publications has released the second edition of Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions.