Maritime Technology
Maritime Technology
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Hefring Marine partners with Ecomar Propulsion to boost electric maritime safety
Under the new agreement, Hefring Marine will install its IMAS system aboard Ecomar’s hydrogen battery vessel, the MV Dirac. This…
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Australia is the world’s largest producer of battery-powered vessels – thanks to Denmark
Molslinjen has ordered three battery-powered catamaran ferries, which will be deployed in the Kattegat in the coming years on what…
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Middle East conflict to challenge fleet safety and maintenance
Condition Monitoring Technologies (CMT), a leading provider of engine performance diagnostics and fuel quality testing solutions, is warning that the…
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LifeFinder Safety Tech to Equip All ARC Ro‑Ro Ships
In emergency situations onboard vessels, rapid situational awareness is critical to protecting officers and crew. As part of its continued…
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The Potential of Nuclear-Powered Ships Moves to the Forefront at Posidonia 2026
Could the next great leap in maritime propulsion come not from alternative fuels, but from the atom? That question will…
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EU Launches Industrial Maritime and Ports Strategies to Strengthen Europe’s Maritime Future
The initiatives arrive at a time when global supply chains, energy systems and geopolitical dynamics are placing unprecedented pressure on…
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J. Lauritzen Takes Minority Stake in G&O Maritime Group
G&O Maritime Group comprises a portfolio of specialized maritime technology companies, including G&O Compensators, HJ Lubricators, HECO, Pres‑Vac, G&O Bioreactors,…
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Lehmann Marine opens new branches in Europe
Lehmann Marine is expanding its European presence by opening new offices in Eindhoven (Netherlands) and Trondheim (Norway). The move follows…
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Oldendorff Carriers deploys eMarine’s energy optimisation technology
Variable Frequency Drives allow onboard cooling pumps to operate at speeds aligned with actual demand, rather than running continuously at…
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Expanded IMO data collection rule needs engine monitoring rethink advises CMT
All ships of 5,000gt and above engaged on international voyages must now begin collecting more detailed operational data under the…
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