Wärtsilä to Power USA’s First Zero-Emission Electric High-Speed Ferries

Wärtsilä will supply the complete electric propulsion system for three zero-emission, battery-electric high-speed ferries, marking the first such vessels built and operated in...

Lomarlabs and BlueNose Collaborate on Shipping Aerodynamics

lomarlabs and BlueNose will integrate AI-driven shape generation and advanced materials to reduce ship air resistance and deliver up to 5% fuel savings. ...

MOL’s Hydrogen-Biodiesel Hybrid Vessel Hanaria Wins Japan’s “Ship of the Year 2024”

Hanaria, Japan’s first passenger ship powered by hydrogen and biodiesel, wins the 2024 "Ship of the Year" award from JASNAOE. Developed by MOL...

BIMCO: Oil Tanker Outlook Highlights Market Uncertainty

The crude tanker market is expected to remain balanced in 2025 before edging weaker in 2026, while product tanker capacity growth will outpace...

Mexico Opens Ethane Terminal, Boosting Trade and Shipping

The newly inaugurated TQPM import terminal in Coatzacoalcos will supply 80,000 bpd of ethane to Braskem-Idesa’s 1.05 mtpa cracker, resolving chronic feedstock shortages...

Norway Leads the Way with Ambitious Green Ship Orders

Norway’s fleet, valued at USD 66.2 billion, ranks Tankers and MODUs as its most valuable segments, while Small Dry boasts the highest vessel...

U-Ming Marine Recognized with Dual ISO Cybersecurity Certifications

U-Ming has appointed a Chief Information Security Officer and staff, meeting legal and regulatory cybersecurity requirements. The company implemented ISO 27001 and ISO...

Icebreaker Expertise in Korea and Japan Gains Importance in U.S. Trade Negotiations

Korea and Japan’s icebreaker technologies are gaining importance in U.S. tariff talks as Washington seeks partners to develop Arctic shipping routes to counter...

CMA CGM Partners with NIKE to Launch First Zero-Emission River Barge

CMA CGM has launched Vietnam’s first fully electric container barge, powered by a solar farm and a charging station. NIKE is the first...

Libya Implements New Underwater Hull Inspection Rules

Libya requires vessels within 12 nautical miles to undergo underwater hull inspections at designated locations. New security measures include stricter arrival procedures, increased...