A Liberian-flagged tanker struck a dock and damaged a crane while maneuvering into Russia’s Port of Ust-Luga amid heavy ice conditions. No injuries or pollution were reported.
Applications for five-year designations are open through April 13, 2026, with MARAD offering guidance via an informational webinar and Federal Register notice outlining selection criteria.
General Steamship Corporation is Hiring Vessel Manager / Boarding Agent The Vessel Manager is the main point of contact with the vessel’s Principal, the ship’s Master, officers, and crew and is responsible for assuring that all ship agency requirements associated
The Small Shipyard Grant Program will receive $35 million in FY 2026, continuing bipartisan support for shipyard modernization and workforce training.
Port of Vancouver USA is a key Columbia River trade hub, supporting diverse cargo operations while investing in clean energy and sustainable port development.
The IMO has approved a plan to develop interim safety guidelines for wind-assisted propulsion by 2029, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for wider commercial adoption.
A major WMU survey finds high stress, long hours, and declining retention across the global seafaring workforce, raising concerns about safety and the industry’s long-term sustainability.
A UK investigation found that medical oversight failures and defective recovery equipment contributed to the fatal fall of a marine pilot during a routine vessel boarding near the Humber Estuary.
After a two-month firefighting and salvage effort, the containership ONE Henry Hudson has departed the Port of Los Angeles for repairs in Asia.
German responders extinguished an engine room fire aboard the car carrier MS Thames Highway off Borkum, safely accounting for all crew and highlighting ongoing EV fire safety concerns.
