New Energy Efficiency Hub showcases market-ready approaches to more efficient vessel operations Hamburg, 6 August 2026 – The maritime industry faces the dual challenge of significantly reducing emissions while remaining economically…
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Dr. Sofia Mavrikou* spells it out on bridging Biotechnology and the Maritime World
Sometimes in life and in particular in business life, seizing the momentum is more than paramount. Last Monday night I had a dinner discussion, which turned out to a live…
bound4blue completes eSAIL® installation on groundbreaking South Pacific multipurpose vessel
4th August, Barcelona – bound4blue has completed the installation of a 22-metre-high eSAIL® onboard the innovative newbuild multipurpose vessel Na Hiro E Pae, marking a major milestone for both the vessel owner, Société…
UK CHAMBER OF SHIPPING PUBLISHES INDUSTRY-FIRST SAFETY EVIDENCE BASE FOR ALTERNATIVE MARINE FUELS New report brings together expertise from across shipping, ports, fuel suppliers, academia and regulators to support the…
NEMO August 2026: From London to Washington D.C., NEMO’s Global Engagement Accelerates Welcome, This month has demonstrated that maritime nuclear has moved firmly from discussion to delivery. As governments, regulators…
Shipping must stop treating decarbonisation as a ‘future fuel’ problem, says BAR Technologies
BAR Technologies – inventor of WindWings®, the market leading wind propulsion system- says uncertainty over future fuels and regulation must not delay investment in proven technologies already reducing fuel consumption…
Learning from the pioneers of maritime nuclear: Former NS Savannah operator visits CORE POWER U.S.
More than 60 years after its launch, the NS Savannah still offers valuable lessons for the future of maritime nuclear. CORE POWER recently welcomed former reactor operator Bucky Owens to…
Norsepower, the global leader in wind-assisted propulsion for commercial shipping, today announced that its proprietary force measurement technology for wind-assisted ship propulsion (WASP) has been independently validated by RISE technology infrastructure…
EUKOR Car Carriers, SIPG Energy, and World Fuel Complete First Green Methanol Bunkering of New Shaper Class Car Carrier at Port of Shanghai
July 21, 2026 – SHANGHAI – EUKOR Car Carriers, SIPG Energy, and World Fuel have successfully completed the first green methanol bunkering of M/V Arctic Tern, the first vessel in the…
Capital, K Shipbuilding and LR target scalable wind-assisted propulsion for MR tanker sector
The project will assess whether wind-assisted propulsion can deliver commercially viable efficiency gains for standard product tanker operations. Capital Ship Management Corp., K Shipbuilding and Lloyd’s Register (LR) have launched…
SeaShuttle project joins European initiative to accelerate the development of hydrogen infrastructure for zero-emission shipping Samskip is taking another significant step towards the future of sustainable maritime transport by bringing…
Port of Newcastle (PON) has become the first port in NSW approved to safely store grid-scale lithium-ion batteries at its Mayfield Multipurpose Terminal. This approval further strengthens the Port’s position as the State’s leading logistics gateway for renewable energy infrastructure, providing project…
KR and HD Hyundai Advance Korea’s Green Shipping Corridor Through Ammonia Vessel Trial
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries completes sea trial for Korea’s first ammonia dual-fuel propulsion vessel Korean Register(KR) is collaborating with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) to establish a domestic operating environment…
Enabling the next generation of commercial shipping The conversation around shipping’s future is changing. As confidence in some alternative fuels shifts and decarbonization targets draw closer, the industry is increasingly…
New Maritime Technologies Forum Guidelines to Strengthen Safety Management Systems for Ships Using Methanol as Fuel
Latest MTF report provides recommendations for developing and enhancing Safety Management Systems for methanol-fuelled ships 10 July 2026 –Tokyo. The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) today announced the publication of new…
New study reveals ETS revenues per country breaking down shipping’s EUR 9 billion contribution
A new study by European Shipowners | ECSA quantifies for the first time how much revenues shipping contributes to the national budget of EU Member States. European Shipowners urge for…
by Sofia Mavrikou1 Abstract Maritime transport accounts for approximately 90% of global trade and plays a crucial role in the world economy. However, the maritime sector also contributes significantly to…
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and U.S. Coast Guard have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen coordination on civilian maritime nuclear projects. It replaces an agreement…
Gothenburg, Sweden, 25 June 2026: PowerCell Group, a leading fuel cell supplier for the maritime industry, has secured a contract to supply fuel cell systems for two liquid hydrogen-powered cargo ships to be built…
Accelerating Nuclear for Energy Generation and Shipping – Summit 2026 “The maritime industry is the catalyst to drive a fundamental change in the way nuclear energy is delivered. Breaking the…
– Panel hosted by Bibby Marine and its E-Mission Zero partners highlighted how vessel electrification will cut costs, reduce emissions and improve energy security for offshore wind operations.– With vessel…
PALFINGER continues to expand its presence in the Asia-Pacific offshore wind market. The delivery of Korea’s first locally built Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), equipped with a PK 25.001 M crane,…
CORE POWER, Maersk, LR and the Port of Rotterdam publish study on port calls for nuclear ships
A joint development consortium including CORE POWER, Maersk, LR and the Port of Rotterdam today published a seminal White Paper examining the safety and regulatory considerations associated with a nuclear-powered…
Vergina TV’s Christina Tsorba discusses with allaboutshipping’s John Faraclas the latest on Geopolitics, Posidonia 2026 with a splash of soccer
Further to our last during POSIDONIA 2026, here we go on the latest on Geopolitics, given the last four months events on the ongoing wars in the Black Sea, the…
Joint feasibility and regulatory-readiness study finds existing port safety frameworks could provide a credible starting point for assessment. A new joint study using the Port of Rotterdam as a case…




