Vestby, Norway-headquartered mooring solutions provider Seasystems AS and Stena Bulk have signed a cooperation agreement that could lower the cost of installing LNG infrastructure in many areas. The partnership combines Seasystems’ extensive
Marine Log’s Listen Up! podcast is back with a new episode featuring Chris Watson, vice president of marketing and communications at KVH Industries, to discuss how next-generation connectivity is transforming maritime operations.
Unveiled by BMT at this week’s DSEI UK 2025 defense event in London, Ellida Strike is a forward-looking conceptual design of what a future multi-role strike ship (MRSS) could offer the U.K.
The Trump Administration is now facing two separate legal challenges to last month’s BOEM stop-work order issued to the fully-permitted, 80% complete Revolution Wind project —the-first bistate offshore wind farm. The challenges
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has announced the availability of up to $8 million in shipbuilder training funding for a project will connect U.S. technical education centers and community colleges with
Marine insurers must take an active role in eradicating sexual misconduct at sea, delegates at the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) annual conference in Singapore heard today. Moderating the Legal &
Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BSO) has taken delivery of its newest Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) built by Ulstein Verft in Norway. The vessel, named Windea Clausius, was officially christened on September 4
President Trump has nominated two Floridians — Laura DiBella and Robert Harvey — to be Federal Maritime Commissioners. DiBella, who is nominated for a term expiring June 30, 2028, fills the vacancy
Two Alabama-based shipbuilders, Austal USA and Master Boat Builders Inc. have entered into a memorandum of understanding establishing a strategic outsourcing partnership designed to expand U.S. shipbuilding capacity by increasing the ability
After more than a decade in storage, 120-foot-long concrete wall beams—each weighing more than 463 tons—are finally on the move. On Friday, August 29, the Nashville Engineer District began transporting the first