Sweden's Supreme Court has approved the transfer of the confiscated bulk carrier CAFFA to Ukraine after the vessel was found to have violated sanctions
Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) have sunk a Russian container ship and damaged a sanctioned oil tanker in separate attacks in the Black Sea, targeting vessels linked to Russia's military logistics and oil exports.
According to the union, the vessel remains in an area repeatedly targeted by Russian missile and drone strikes, leaving the crew under constant threat.
LR and the Argentine Naval Prefecture have signed an updated cooperation agreement aimed at improving certification, inspections and statutory compliance for Argentine-flagged vessels while streamlining regulatory procedures.
Hitachi, MOL and Japan Airlines (JAL) will conduct Japan's first pilot project using Direct Ocean Capture technology on Okinawa's Kume Island to evaluate the feasibility of extracting carbon dioxide directly from seawater.
Corvus Energy will supply 40 MWh of battery capacity for four new hybrid-electric ferries being built for BC Ferries, with the vessels designed for a future transition to near-zero-emission, all-electric operation.
Co-developed with leading cruise operators, the new step-by-step digital workflow connects to NAPA Logbook and NAPA Fleet Intelligence for live, fleet-wide safety oversight
The awards, which will utilise two of Shearwater’s high-capacity 3D vessels, include a nine-month project offshore India’s West coast, and a six-month survey on the country’s East coast.
The tidal flows in Vestmanna have proven to be stronger than historically modelled and anticipated, creating additional potential for energy production.
Brittany Ferries’ Guillaume de Normandie became the first cross-Channel ferry to leave the UK using electricity supplied from the quayside after connecting to Portsmouth International Port’s new shore power system.