Nike will reduce their CO2 emissions by 25,000 tons

Subsea cables can be cut by anchors, including those dropped from ships that are disabled in attacks. A drifting ship with its anchor scraping the sea could be the culprit.

As a result of high water, the spillway dam was damaged in early January 2024.

Scheduled to enter service in 2025, they will be the most powerful escort tugs in Canada, capable of achieving a massive 120 tonnes of bollard pull

New sub-agreement supports development project for new MAN 21/31DF-M engine

Nautical SUNRISE project to facilitate research and development of the largest offshore floating solar power plant in the world

The fishing fleet loses almost 400 tonnes of rope in Norwegian waters every year. A new study from NTNU shows that only a third of all ropes produced and sold in Norway can be recycled in a sustainable way.

Roughly 75% of the ocean floor remains unexplored. Even the parts we have explored lack detailed information, especially regarding the ocean's impact on climate and food security.

The first of two contracted vessels, the ship will also be the first Zero Emission Short Sea Container Vessel in the world to use Green Hydrogen as fuel.

Facilities provide portwide protection as part of a $109 million safety program

An orca (killer whale) has been observed, for the first-ever time, individually consuming a great white shark—and within just two minutes. Understanding the ecological dynamics of killer whale predation is paramount for marine conservation efforts.

Researchers have developed an all-light communication network that enables seamless connectivity across space, air, and underwater environments.