AUDIO: Coast Guard rescues 5 from tug Luther
The U.S. Coast Guard has released dramatic audio from an incident Friday in which five people were rescued from the 130-foot commercial tug Luther after it lost steering off the coast of
BREAKING NEWS
VIDEO: Elire Infra launches new floating “Smart Hubs”
London-based Elire Infra has launched Smart Hubs, which it describes as “the world’s first intelligent floating infrastructure to accelerate net zero goals across multiple industries. The modular, multi-purpose and scalable infrastructure solutions
Conrad Shipyard delivers first YRBM
Conrad Shipyard reports that it has successful delivered the first of class Yard, Repair, Berthing, Messing vessel YRBM 57 to the U.S. Navy, marking a significant milestone in the shipyard’s longstanding history.
Top Women in Maritime 2024 winners announced
Marine Log recently announced the winners of its Top Women in Maritime Award, which recognizes the achievements and leadership of outstanding women who have made a significant impact in the maritime sector.
The countdown begins: FERRIES 2024 is two weeks away
In just two weeks, ferry industry professionals from around the world will converge in Seattle for Marine Log’s FERRIES 2024 conference, an event poised to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities
White Paper: Sailing toward a greener horizon
As the marine industry pushes toward greener practices and alternative propulsion sources, many companies are transforming their current fleets into ones that can usher them into the future. Learn about the construction
K-Line car carrier gets ClassNK EV fire-fighting notation
ClassNK has granted its “AFVC (Additional Fire-Fighting measures for Vehicle Carrier)” notation to Texas Highway, a car carrier operated by K-Line. The AFVC EV fire-fighting notations are for vessels equipped with additional
ABS helps Hanwha move ahead on ammonia-fueled gas turbine plans
Ammonia-fueled gas turbines are emerging as another green powering option for ships. Korea’s Hanwha Ocean is moving ahead on plans for a 174,000 cubic meter LNG carrier with an an electric propulsion
U.K.’s Fleet Solid Support Ships program marks key milestone
The three Fleet Solid Support ships (FSS) ordered for the U.K.’s Royal Fleet Auxiliary are a step closer to the start of construction. The FSS program has successfully completed the preliminary design
WinGD offers new LPG “pre-fit” option for operators aiming for ammonia trade
The global market for ammonia is poised to triple in the coming decades with nearly all of the growth coming from low-carbon ammonia, according to a recent analysis by S&P Global Commodity
OFAC targets more companies, ships and captains with links to al-Jamal network
The Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) yesreday sanctioned eighteen companies, individuals, and vessels for their ties to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force (IRGC-QF)-backed Houthi financial official Sa’id
BHGI’s Beers and Wood honored with 2024 Rosenblatt-Michigan Award
Gregory Beers and Corey Wood, president and vice president, respectively, of naval architect firm Bristol Harbor Group Inc. (BHGI) in Bristol, R.I., are this year’s recipients of the 2024 Rosenblatt-Michigan Award, presented
Irish Sea green corridor initiative gets funding boost
A green corridor initiative, aiming to establish a zero-emission Irish Sea shipping route between Holyhead, Wales, and Dublin, Ireland, has moved one step closer, getting a £122,303 (about $159,000) funding boost from
