The infamous U.S.S. Ward fired at a Japanese submarine an hour before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Disclaimer: This video is intended for informational purpose only. This may not be construed as a news item...

Everyone loves the smell of the Ocean, the feeling of wind in the hair combined with access to open bars and various fun activities. You can experience all this onboard a cruise ship but...

LPGreen, a joint development project between four leaders in the maritime industry, has been working on a concept design for an LPG carrier capable of operating on LPG fuel. The successful outcome of an innovative...

The cost of moving pretty much every dry-bulk commodity — from fertilizer to salt to rocks — has surged since July, lifting the London-based Baltic Exchange’s main freight gauge to its highest in almost...

ABB has added Shanghai to its global network of ABB Ability™ Collaborative Operation Centers, after formally opening a new facility to coincide with Marintec 2017. The center supports the shipping industry’s journey towards digitalization...

ABB, the leading propulsion solution provider, has revealed that an 8,000 kW rescue tug, the first vessel installed with its Azipod D electric propulsion system, has been successfully delivered to customer Guangzhou Salvage Bureau,...

Registration Eligibility Which ships are eligible for registration in the national shipping register(s) and which parties may register ships? Seagoing and inland waterway vessels are eligible for registration under the Dutch flag. A vessel under construction can...

Consortium of around 20 maritime businesses formed Consortium will work within the framework of the Smart Shipping Challenge 2017 Evaluate the requirements for economical and safe navigation in shipping environments A recent report...

A ferry reportedly allided with a bridge located at port after it was caught in the stormy weather and ran adrift on a sandbank when it tried to leave. What happened? The ferry ‘Pride of Kent’...

While the global shipbuilding industry is showing signs of recovery, Korea’s three big shipbuilders are still in a rut. Next year’s sales will be lower than this year’s. Samsung Heavy Industries announced Wednesday it would...