Maritime

Transport Scotland and CalMac Ferries have signed agreements to bring the operation of the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services under full public control.

With this new long-term agreement, Stena Line will assume full responsibility for the operations of the RoPax ferry terminal.

The boats will be deployed with the Coast Guard’s future waterways commerce cutters (WCCs).

The Saab-led MANGROVE consortium has been selected by NATO to lead the Allied Underwater Battlespace Mission Network project (AUWB-MN).

For the first time, a passenger ferry that can also carry vehicles has been officially launched to serve the people of the islands.

Celebrity Cruises has announced its entry into the river cruising market with two new ships, the Celebrity Compass and the Celebrity Seeker, which will begin sailing on the Rhine and Danube rivers in 2027.

Under the agreement, Fincantieri and PGZ will explore joint opportunities in the design, construction, and through-life support of advanced naval platforms, including submarines.

Scottish government green lights proposals from Loch Long Salmon to deliver innovative technology that is already being used in Norway, Canada and the Faroe Islands.

African Aquaculture Company and AKVA group have entered into a collaboration agreement to develop the first commercial sea-based salmon farming facility in Africa.

DNV announces the introduction of a new AI-powered fish farm technology, addressing critical compliance requirements set out by the Norwegian government, poised to save man hours, operational costs and prevent loss of valuable fish stock.

Damen Shipyards Group and Folla Maritime have officially launched their new joint venture shipyard under the name Damen Folla, during the Aqua Nor exhibition in Trondheim.

Due to the concentration of forces, the American side has begun round-the-clock surveillance of them.