Maritime

The New Zealand government appears to be turning its back on South Pacific ocean conservation measures and UN resolutions it has signed, environment groups say.

Bottom trawling is banned in over half of U.S. federal waters, and produces harmful emissions that are warming the planet.

EPF-14 is the first ‘Flight II’ Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) ship that features enhanced medical facilities and naval medicine afloat capabilities that will provide critical combat care in austere and contested operating environments.

The revised rules modernise the way fishing activities are controlled, for both EU vessels and those fishing in EU waters.

The upgrade modifies existing Mk 45 systems to eliminate obsolescence issues and extend the life of the gun system.

A new expedition cruise vessel project, developed by EWE cruises, Deltamarin and Tillberg design of Sweden, has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from the classification society DNV.

The prestigious F126 project reached a major milestone today: the cutting of the first steel for the new multi-purpose frigates for the German Navy.

Norwegian Hydrogen will deliver green hydrogen to the world's first hydrogen-powered fishing vessel.

After weeks of silence, Life at Sea Cruises has acknowledged to passengers that it has no ship, and has canceled the departure, vowing to refund those who’d signed up for cruises costing up to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

‘World’s first’ vessel will combine oceanic research with drone deployment capabilities

These next-generation craft provide the Navy and Marine Corps team with essential agility and speed to complete their missions

The 15-year agreement covers maintenance for Azipod® XO propulsion systems powering vessels operating within several Carnival Corporation world-class brands.