Norwegian Hydrogen will utilize renewable energy from wind turbines at Port of Hirtshals to produce at least 500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually.

Development of N2O Removal Equipment for Ammonia-Fueled Carrier, Selected for The Green Innovation Fund project "Next Generation Ship Development"

Once her current sea trials are completed, HMS St. Albans, with her 178-strong crew, will return to sea as the most advanced, equipped, and capable Type 23 frigate in the Royal Navy’s fleet, boasting next-generation weapons systems and radar.

With its low-drag shape, the Quadroin achieves speeds of up to 10 knots, minimizing energy consumption and enabling versatile deployments.

Even though the fishing industry isn't the only thing affecting the harbor porpoises, the researchers are especially focused on the threat that commercial fishing poses. "If the harbor porpoises of the Belt Sea disappear, they might never come back. Therefore, we need to do something now to protect and stabilize the population."

The Georgia General Assembly has allocated just over $6 million for special harbor improvements at the Port of Brunswick as part of the state’s midyear budget adjustment.

In addition, MacGregor has been contracted to supply its OnWatch solution, including 24/7 technical service support worldwide.

SD-3000 is the first aluminum Surveyor USV, designed for long-range, long-endurance ocean mapping and maritime domain awareness.

Saab and Damen Shipyards have agreed to export the advanced Expeditionary C-71 submarines.

The conversion of LNG carrier SS Galea to FSRU Etyfa Prometheas represents the first such conversion for both Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean.

This project was carried out between January 8 and 30 at Fayard in Denmark

“ACE Function” can automatically create a straight route and implement navigation at the shortest distance, only by setting the ship's current position and the heading of a destination.