TTD President Greg Regan: Misguided Jones Act waiver has no effect on the price of gasoline.

Jones Act 106th anniversary: Maritime labor slams Trump’s extended waiver

Today, June 5, marks the 106th anniversary of the Jones Act — Section 27 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 —being signed into law by President Calvin Coolidge and U.S. maritime

nuclear reactor AIP ward ceremony

ABS grants AIP for nuclear reactor integration

ABS has issued an approval in principle (AIP) for the integration of a nuclear reactor into a cargo vessel propulsion system developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), HD Korea Shipbuilding

The Scorpio Tankers pilot marks the first deployment of a centrifugal OCCS system in maritime operations. [Photo: Scorpio Tankers]

Carbon Ridge centrifugal OCCS system reaches 98% peak CO2 capture rate in Scorpio Tankers pilot

Santa Monica, Calif.-based onboard carbon capture pioneer Carbon Ridge says that an assessment by DNV has confirmed that its centrifugal OCCS can reach CO2 capture rates of as high as 98%. The

Seaspan Yangtze is the first vessel converted under five-ship methamol retrofit program. [Photo: Seaspan Corporation]

Seaspan and Hapag-Lloyd complete first of five methanol retrofits

Seaspan Corporation and Hapag-Lloyd report that they have completed the first of five vessel conversions under their methanol retrofit program with the redelivery of the 2014-built 10,100 TEU containership Seaspan Yangtze. Though

Volvo Penta IPS hybrid

Volvo Penta unveils new IPS Hybrid system for marine commercial sector

Building on the commercial and operational benefits of Volvo Penta’s IPS (integrated propulsion systen) platform, the company’s new IPS Hybrid platform for commercial vessels combines propulsion, electric motors, batteries, energy management and

L to R: Giosuè Vezzuto, marine executive VP at RINA, hands NovaLT TA certificate to Ahmed Eldemerdash, VP climate technology solutions at Baker Hughes. [Photo: Baker Hughes]

Hydrogen-burning Baker Hughes NovaLT gas turbine gets RINA type approval

Genoa-headquartered class society RINA has granted Baker Hughes type approval for its NovaLT 16 gas turbine technology, specifically to operate on natural gas and up to 100% hydrogen for marine propulsion applications.

The new installation vessel will build on the success of Normand Installer. [Photo: Solstad Offshore]

SBM Offshore and Solstad Offshore order new deepwater installation vessel

One of the world’s largest FPSO operators, Netherlands-headquartered SBM Offshore, has formed an joint venture with Norway’s Solstad Offshore that has signed a Letter of Intent with an undisclosed shipyard to order

N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James: ““We are fighting back to stop this illegal agreement that threatens to erase over a thousand union jobs and cheat millions of New Yorkers out of clean, affordable energy.”

Seven states file suit challenging “pay-not-to-play” deal to cancel offshore wind lease

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced yesterday that New York State is leading a coalition of six other northeast state attorneys general in suing the Trump administration

Propeller coated with XGIT-Vortex. [Photo: GIT Coatings

GIT Coatings launches new next-gen XGIT-Vortex propeller coating system

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia-based GIT Coatings has launched XGIT-Vortex, its next-generation graphene-based propeller coating system. This next evolution of GIT Coatings’ graphene-based propeller coating technology is designed to help shipowners move beyond propeller

VADM Robert “Bob” Sharp, USN (Ret.)

Windward names retired Navy Vice Adm. Robert “Bob” Sharp its CMIO

Maritime AI specialist Windward has named VADM Robert “Bob” Sharp, USN (Ret.) its chief maritime intelligence officer (CMIO). Sharp comes to the position with decades of experience at the highest levels of

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