Israel-based cyber security specialist Naval Dome has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lloyd’s Register (LR), a leading global provider of engineering and technology-centric professional services. The MoU is aimed at establishing standards and guidelines for maritime cyberdefence. As part of the collaboration agreement, LR...

In the 19th China International Industry Fair for developing the world’s largest heavy lift vessel, a vessel builder has received a special award. Special award: The Zhenhua Heavy Industries Co. received special award at the International...

On November 10, a vessel reportedly collided with another vessel in the river and as a result capsized. What happened? The vessel ‘Baodilong 9’ reportedly collided with the vessels ‘Suzhong 858’ and ‘Deqinghuo 1925’, while traversing...

Samsung has unveiled a smart newbuild tanker technology to effectively monitor the performance of ships. The technology came into focus following an agreement between shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries and a smart shipping technology specialist. Implemented in...

Leading maritime exhibition Europort opened its doors to welcome international visitors to the 38th edition, once again confirming Rotterdam’s position at the heart of the global maritime industry. This year the exhibition has set its...

Ship maintenance and servicing will be enhanced through a partnership between a global shipbuilding group and an internet of things (IoT) platform builder. Fincantieri Marine Systems has teamed up with Camgian Microsystems Corp to...

The system is aimed to be piloted on board a Royal Caribbean International vessel and will be the first fuel cell system to provide an energy source for a luxury cruise ship. Last year was...

A letter of intent has been signed between Wessels Reederei and MAN Diesel & Turbo over the supply to materials to convert three container ships to LNG fuel. Fuel conversion: The MAN Diesel & Turbo has...

What Happened / Narrative: During the routine transfer of a bulk hose between a vessel and the quayside it was noted that the shore bulk Plant Operator was working close to the edge of...

Due to the volatile nature of Nigeria waterways, foreign shipping companies spend over N13.76 billion ($45 million) annually to escort their vessels from one point to another on Nigeria's waterways, LEADERSHIP has learnt. About four...