America’s Green Future: Making a Huge Transformer ship
When the Block Island Wind Farm off Rhode Island's coast powers up in January, it will be the first offshore wind installation in the...
Entry into Force of Ballast Water Convention
Introduction
The International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships' Ballast Water and Sediments, originally adopted in 2004, has now...
Nautilus International Wins First Minimum Wage Battle
Maritime trade union Nautilus International has welcomed an agreement to ensure that foreign seafarers on freight ferries running to Orkney and Shetland will be...
IBIA Announces Updated Bye-Laws
The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) announced that it has updated its Bye-Laws, as well as the Articles of the Association.
Key changes include length...
LNG Spot Index Set to Launch on Singapore Exchange
The Singapore Exchange is set to start up an index that will track the price of liquefied natural gas in the Middle East and...
Giant Underwater Goddess Found in Ancient Shipwreck
Giant Underwater Goddess Found Off Turkish Coast in Ancient Shipwreck
A giant goddess sculpture has been found on the sea floor off the south-western coast...
Evoqua Introduces a Unique Service Solution for all Electrochlorination Systems
Offshore and marine operators of electrochlorination-based marine growth prevention systems are set to benefit from a new maintenance and service initiative from the world’s...
Container Ship Financier is up for Sale
HSH Nordbank, the leading financier of container ships, is up for sale as its long-awaited privatization has kicked off with a February 27 deadline...
[Watch] Extremely Rare Migration Caught on Camera
When heavy rains hit Los Angeles, this bystander was lucky enough to witness an incredibly rare migration.
Disclaimer: This video is intended for informational purpose...
In the Middle of a (Supply) Chain Reaction?
In 2016 the shipping industry saw significant supply side adjustments in reaction to continued market pressures. For shipbuilders this meant a historically low level...