Seacor Marine’s largest shareholder, Pointillist Family Office, is pressing the offshore-vessel operator’s board to pursue a sale, arguing the stock trades far below the fleet’s value.
Named Rasa, the world’s first waste-collection ship has launched at Lithuania’s Port of Klaipeda, running on locally produced green hydrogen and electricity to clean ships’ bilge water and sludge with zero harmful emissions.
New industry data shows a containership catches fire roughly every 17 days, with misdeclared lithium-ion batteries and chemicals driving the danger.
HD Hyundai is training autonomous, Nvidia-powered “Physical AI” robots to handle welding, painting and plate bending on their own as the shipbuilder pushes toward a fully digitalised “Future Advanced Shipyard” by 2030.
Solomon Islands authorities intercepted the Belize-flagged MV Wealth and detained 19 crew over suspected drug trafficking and smuggling across the Pacific.
The Dali’s chief engineer has admitted a criminal violation for failing to report a known hazard before the Key Bridge disaster – the first such admission in the case.
A new nonprofit is working to grow the Columbia River maritime workforce and support the small group of women crewing its tugs and towboats.
The Dali’s chief engineer is the first crew member charged over the 2024 Key Bridge disaster, under a deferred-prosecution agreement.
A retired Alaska Marine Lines cargo barge has been reborn as a floating World Cup fan zone on Seattle’s waterfront.
The NTSB blamed inadequate clearance checks for the $3.2 million collapse of the STAX 1 emissions barge’s capture arm at the Port of Los Angeles.
