The U.S. Department of Transportation has withdrawn $679 million in funding from 12 offshore wind projects, redirecting resources to port upgrades and traditional maritime infrastructure as part of a major policy shift under the Trump Administration.
This Labor Day weekend, Olympia’s waterfront comes alive with the 51st annual Harbor Days Festival, featuring the Pacific Northwest’s last remaining tugboat races, vintage vessel tours, and family-friendly maritime celebrations on Budd Inlet.
Effective fluid filtration is essential for the health and reliability of ship propulsion, hydraulic, and cooling systems. With evolving regulations and rising operational demands, modern marine filtration solutions are driving cost savings, compliance, and operational continuity at sea.
Explore upcoming CDMCS industry events, including the Global Damage Prevention Summit in Dallas and the 2025 Annual Meeting & Leadership in Safety Awards in Washington, DC. Discover exclusive membership benefits and ways to get involved in advancing safety and innovation across dredging and marine construction.
Explore upcoming CDMCS industry events, including the Global Damage Prevention Summit in Dallas and the 2025 Annual Meeting & Leadership in Safety Awards in Washington, DC. Discover exclusive membership benefits and ways to get involved in advancing safety and innovation across dredging and marine construction.
Marine Log’s FERRIES 2025 Conference will spotlight 16 years of hybrid-electric ferry innovation, featuring insights from the captain of America’s first hybrid-electric passenger vessel and Siemens Energy’s marine solutions leader.
A hacker group has claimed responsibility for a major cyber attack disabling communications on over 60 Iranian tanker and cargo vessels, marking the second large-scale breach of Iran’s maritime sector this year.
The U.S. Coast Guard arrested the captain of the Liberian-flagged containership MSC Jubilee IX in Seattle after he was found severely intoxicated while in command. Quick action by a Puget Sound Pilot and the first mate ensured the vessel’s safe arrival.
The Maersk Triple-E class containership Marie Maersk has resumed its eastbound voyage around the Cape of Good Hope after successfully containing a container fire off the Liberian coast. External firefighting teams remain on board as a precaution.
External firefighting crews have joined the Marie Maersk’s crew in battling a container fire off the Liberian coast. While the blaze is contained, it has yet to be fully extinguished, and the vessel’s port of refuge is still under review.
