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Events
IMO reaches historic agreement but more is needed to unlock future fuels
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has agreed to the sector’s first binding targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships.…
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Shipowners
Svitzer signs global EcoTow agreement with Wallenius Wilhelmsen
The agreement covers tug jobs across key markets such as Australia, the UK, and Scandinavia. By applying the mass balance…
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Suppliers
AI-driven service for processing ocean freight rates
With the introduction of this AI-driven service, DataMondial is taking a significant step in expanding its services and supporting the…
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Suppliers
Steelpaint secures 39 vessel order
The Singapore-based shipping group, which manages a fleet of large bulkers totalling 16 million dwt, has worked with SteelPaint for…
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Shipowners
Stena Bulk to register 5 tankers under Swedish flag
A Suezmax tanker is one of the largest types of tankers and is approximately 275 meters long with a gross…
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Marine Engineering
AEGIR-Marine wins Schuttevaer Award 2025
This has involved AEGIR-Marine’s establishment of the Maritime Remanufacturing Network which aims to accelerate sustainability in the maritime industry. The…
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Maritime Technology
Emerson releases new software
Global technology and software leader Emerson is helping reliability teams eliminate data silos and expand their capabilities with the…
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Events
Sailing through uncertainty
How do you navigate an ever-changing industry defined not only by evolving regulations and climate concerns but also by…
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Shipowners
New consortium to build ships for the Danish defense
The upcoming Danish fleet plan, set to be decided within the defense agreement circle, will shape the future of…
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Shipyards & Shipbuilding
FSG resumes work on Searoad ferry
After a long pause, FSG Shipyard has restarted work with the “firing start 2.0” for the 210m RoRo ferry…
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