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How on earth did they manage that?

Videos
Maritime professionals and interested onlookers will have been equally astonished at the recent pictures following the curious collision off Corsica

BP Cranks Up Thunder Horse Expansion Project In GoM

Oil & Gas
BP has started production at its deepwater Thunder Horse Northwest Expansion project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (GoM), marking the fourth major project startup for the British major this year.

Petrobras sets out on UK offshore mission

Wind Energy
A delegation from a Brazilian multinational oil and gas firm Petrobras is visiting north-east England to consult with leading supply chain companies in the offshore wind sector.

Atlantis makes Scots tidal splash

Tidal Energy
Simec Atlantis Energy has redeployed two Andritz Hydro tidal turbines at its 6MW MeyGen Phase 1A array in the Pentland Firth off Caithness in Scotland.

LOOP-Ports Project To Facilitate Introduction Of Circular Economy Initiatives At EU Ports

Ports
The Kick-off meeting of the European Project “LOOP-Ports – Circular Economy Network of Ports” took place in Valencia.

MSC Cruises Enters Ultra-Luxury Segment; Orders Four More Ships From Fincantieri

Passenger Fleet
MSC Cruises and Fincantieri announced the signing of a memorandum of agreement (MOA) for the construction of four ultra-luxury cruise ships for a total value in excess of EUR 2 billion.

Port of Piraeus: Investment plan should be approved soon

Ports
The Port of Piraeus wants the Greek government to approve an investment plan for the attraction of more business to the port, as soon as possible.

DP World, UAE Region wins Terminal Operator of the Year at Maritime Standards Awards

Ports
Regional trade enabler DP World, UAE Region has been recognised for its industry leading services and practices at this year’s Maritime Standard Awards

Korea to restructure policy for shipbuilding industry

Naval Engineering
Despite the fact that shipbuilding orders awarded to Korean dockyards have seen an increase, local media informed that the need to confirm whether the increase is temporary or sustainable over the long term remains.

LNG Flexibility Increasing, But Market Remains Uncertain

Oil & Gas
Global natural gas markets are being reshaped by the development of major emerging LNG buyers led by China, and the rising production and exports form the U.S.

Work Recommenced on Titanic II

Videos
The Chairman of Blue Star Line Clive Palmer has confirmed that work has recommenced on the construction of Titanic ll.

Canada Chooses BAE Type 26 for Next Generation Warships

Navy
The Canadian government has announced that BAE Type 26 design has been chosen for its $60 billion Surface Combatant project to replace the navy's aging fleet of frigates.
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