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CMA CGM Marco Polo Makes Record Visit to Vietnam

Merchant Navy
Vietnam welcomed the 390-meter (1,280-foot), 16,020 TEU CMA CGM Marco Polo at the Cai Mep International Terminal

Finland to allow remote pilotage

Autonomous Shipping
Finland will allow remote pilotage subject to authorisation in public channels and in the Saimaa Canal lease area

Chinese Icebreaker Damaged in Iceberg Collision

News
The Chinese icebreaker Xue Long suffered minor damage on Saturday after striking an iceberg, according to China's Ministry of Natural Resources. 

Watch: Construction begins for zero-emission Ceiba

Videos
Sailcargo announced that construction has officially begun for Ceiba, a 148-foot emission-free cargo tall ship. By synthesizing old-world ship building

AI toughens up blades

Wind Energy
A research project in Finland is using artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D printing to develop wind turbine blade materials highly resistant to erosion.

Eneco, Boralex, Van Oord and DGE enter Dunkirk race

Wind Energy
Eneco, Boralex, Van Oord and Diamond Generating Europe have joined forces to bid for the right to develop an up to 600MW offshore wind farm

Schottel and Svitzer collaborate on mechanical hybrid concept

Naval Engineering
A new propulsion concept allows workboats and tugboats to benefit from flexible hybrid propulsion without installing a gearbox or additional electrical components.

7 green shipping techs to get along with IMO’s sulphur cap

Safety & Regulations
Based on IMO's strict sulphur regulations, the shipping industry is looking for ways to take its shipping

Rolls-Royce sells rights to dynamic positioning product to US firm

Business
Rolls-Royce Commercial Marine has agreed to sell its dynamic positioning (DP) product to US-based thruster manufacturer Thrustmaster of Texas, Inc.

IMO chief highlights seafarer’s role in automated future

Safety & Regulations
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has highlighted the need to consider seafarer training and standards as the use of technology in shipping evolves in the future

Began a new race in the Arctic

News
Officially, the Arctic countries agreed to keep the Arctic zone free from geopolitical tensions, the Danish newspaper reminds.

BV to support Fenja project offshore mid-Norway

Oil & Gas
Neptune Energy has awarded Bureau Veritas a four-year contract for second and third-party inspection services for the Fenja oil and gas development
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