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Port of Antwerp ready to make another record throughput

Ports
Throughput continues to grow in the Port of Antwerp, as the total throughput after nine months is 177,026,550 tonnes, a 6% increase compared with the same period last year.

Wärtsilä LNG Solutions Featured On Environmentally Advanced Cruise Ship

NewBuilds
The technology group Wärtsilä’s 31DF dual-fuel engine, which emphasises outstanding efficiency, extremely economical fuel consumption, and minimal emissions.

Project eyes creation of a fish farm as the world’s largest vessel

Videos
Norwegian companies Nordlaks and NSK Ship Design have cooperated on a project that could be the beginning of a sustainable revolution in the fish farming industry. 

USCG initiatives to improve cyber security

Cyber Security
The US Coast Guard has invested heavily in cyber risk management efforts.

ONE Warns of $600 Million Loss in its First Year

Merchant Navy
Japanese carrier Ocean Network Express (ONE) expects to book an unexpected $600 million loss in its first fiscal year due to "teething problems," rising fuel prices and staffing shortages.

Wind Tower Service Firm Plans to Build Jones Act Ships

NewBuilds
American renewable energy firm Aeolus has contracted with Norwegian shipbuilder Ulstein to design the first wind farm service operations vessel to be built for the Jones Act market. 

The Ocean Cleanup arrives at Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Safety & Regulations
Shortly after the Dutch foundation The Ocean Cleanup announced that its System is appropriate to conduct a cleanup operation in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Wärtsilä opens the first International Maritime Cyber Centre of Excellence in the world

Cyber Security
The technology group Wärtsilä opens an International Maritime Cyber Centre of Excellence (IMCCE) today in Singapore.

ICS: Seafarers Won’t Lose Jobs to Automation Yet

R&D
ICS has released a new study on the potential effects of autonomous ships on the role of seafarers, indicating that there will be no shortage of jobs for seafarers, especially officers, in the next two decades. 

Samsung Heavy wins US$185 mln LNG ship order from Oceania company

NewBuilds
Samsung Heavy Industries Co. said Monday it has received a US$185 million order to build a liquefied natural gas carrier for a company in the Oceania region.

Port Of New Orleans Handles Largest Container Ship To Date

Ports
The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) welcomed its largest container ship ever when the CMA CGM operated Pusan C, a 9,500 twenty-foot-equivalent unit (TEU) vessel.

Offshore contractors prepare for upturn

Oil & Gas
Firmer oil prices and improving sentiment have been catalysts for several key strategic moves in recent days, as offshore contractors align themselves to make the most of the imminent upturn.
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