ABS, HD KSOE and Siemens are teaming up on digital twin simulations that predict how ammonia leaks spread aboard ships before they’re built.
A South Korean research team has built an AI navigation system that reroutes ships around weather conditions to keep exhaust plumes away from coastal communities.
A Stillstrom-led consortium has secured €5 million in EU funding to build the first offshore power zone for charging vessels at anchor off Skagen, Denmark.
Union Maritime’s third WindWings-equipped LR2 tanker marks a shift from pilot installations to repeatable commercial deployment of wind propulsion.
Wärtsilä has launched a modular onboard grease trap series designed to keep fats, oils, and grease out of ship discharge systems — a practical new tool for fleet operators navigating tightening environmental compliance requirements at sea.
The Coast Guard’s decision to homeport its first two new Arctic icebreakers in Alaska signals a generational shift in U.S. Arctic strategy — and a changing of the guard for the Pacific Northwest’s icebreaking fleet.
A Seattle-Gulf Coast tug partnership has landed a $300 million, 20-year contract to build and operate four hybrid escort tugs for Woodside Energy’s massive Louisiana LNG terminal.
China’s first all-electric intelligent container ship has entered commercial service, setting a new global benchmark for zero-emission coastal shipping.
VIKING has introduced a new immersion suit designed to improve emergency donning speed while meeting U.S. Coast Guard requirements.
VIKING has launched a new Helix marine evacuation system designed to speed passenger evacuation and reduce crew workload on cruise and ferry vessels.
