veggies grown with hydroponis

Berge Bulk uses hydroponics to harvest over 1.2 tonnes of fresh produce at sea

One of the world’s leading dry bulk ship owners, Berge Bulk, harvested over 1.2 metric tonnes of fresh vegetables at sea in 2024 through its fleetwide hydroponics program. Launched in 2019, the

Crowley's new Avance Class ship Tiscapa

Crowley’s new Avance class ship, Tiscapa, enters service

Crowley’s newest LNG-fueled containership Tiscapa, the third in its Avance class, began its inaugural service July 10, adding faster, bigger options for timely ocean cargo transport around the U.S., Caribbean and Central

Return on investment rocket landing platform receiving Rocket Lab Neutrion rocket

Rocket Lab selects Bollinger for transformation of barge to Neutron landing platform

Long Beach, Calif.-headquartered launch service and space systems specialist Rocket Lab has awarded Bollinger Shipyards a contract to support the build out of an ocean landing platform for its Neutron reusable rocket.

Errin Howard of We Work the Waterways.

We Work the Waterways announces inaugural board of directors and advisory council

We Work the Waterways (WWW) has announced the formation of its inaugural board of directors and advisory council, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s launch as an independent nonprofit after long

Inkfish vessel

Vard books EUR 200M contract for new Inkfish research vessel

Fincantieri’s Norwegian-based subsidiary Vard has signed a contract with U.S.-based research organization Inkfish. Worth in excess of EUR 200 million, it covers the design and construction of what Vard says is “one

Duffy talks Marine Highway program

MARAD designates 848 new miles of Marine Highway

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced that the Maritime Administration (MARAD) has designated 848 new miles of navigable waterways and approved 14 new sponsors for the U.S. Marine

Rosalie Balkin

Dr. Rosalie Balkin named winner of IMO’s International Maritime Prize

The IMO Council announced today that Dr. Rosalie Balkin has been named the recipient of the International Maritime Prize for 2024. The award recognizes her outstanding contributions to international maritime law over

Anita Conti

Freire launches new French oceanographic vessel Anita Conti

The Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain, yesterday launched the research vessel Anita Conti. The family-owned yard was selected in July 2023 to build the advanced vessel by the French national Institute of

175DF-M methanol engine

First Everllence 175DF-M methanol engines will power a superyacht

Everllence has received the first order for its 175DF-M (Dual-Fuel Methanol) engine. It covers the supply of two 12V175DF-M and one 16V175DF-M variable-speed yacht gensets, including methanol fuel-supply systems; delivery is scheduled

The M/V Karl. (Photo Credit: San Francisco Bay Ferry)

Podcast: The future of green ferry transit

In this episode of Marine Log’s Listen Up! podcast, we’re joined by Seamus Murphy, executive director of San Francisco Bay Ferry, the public ferry system operated by the Water Emergency Transportation Authority

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