Listen Up! Podcast explores crew spaces, vessel branding and the modern mariner experience

What do vessel interiors, crew accommodations and exterior branding say about an operator—and the people who work on board? In the latest episode of Marine Log‘s Listen Up! podcast, Jayne Russell, founder

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

Op-Ed: Let’s focus on the fact that shipping companies are greener than their reputation

If you only follow the headlines in the media, you could easily get the impression that the green transition of shipping has stalled. Fortunately, this is not the case. Admittedly, the negotiations

Diversified Marine of Holland, Mich., has delivered the tug M/V Tarps to Eckstein Trade & Transport.

Diversified Marine delivers M/V Tarps to Eckstein Trade & Transport

Diversified Marine of Holland, Mich., has delivered the tug M/V Tarps to Eckstein Trade & Transport (ET&T), marking a milestone for the woman-owned marine transportation services company as it continues to expand

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

Davie Defense leadership and dignitaries break ground on the modernization of Gulf Copper shipyard facilities. [Photo: Davie Defense]

Davie Defense breaks ground on $1B Gulf Copper shipyards modernization

Setting the stage for the return of complex shipbuilding to Texas for the first time in decades, Davie Defense yesterday broke ground on the modernization of the Gulf Copper shipbuilding facilities in

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Fleetzero, Thoma-Sea and Glosten team up on autonomous vessel solutions

Houston-based Fleetzero reports that it is collaborating with Houma, La., shipbuilder Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors and Seattle-based naval architect firm Glosten to accelerate the development and deployment of integrated autonomous vessel solutions for

IRGC strikes MSC containership MSC Sariska V in Um-Qasr

IRGC strike hits MSC Sariska V in Um-Qasr

UKMTO reports that a vessel was yesterday struck by two projectiles near Um-Qasr, Iraq.The second projectile to strike the ship resulted in a fire that was subsequently extinguished. No crew injuries were

Hamworthy CEO Fraser Scott.“Our customers can expect complete continuity in the expertise, engineering capability, operational support and long-term accountability they already know.”

Hamworthy is again a standalone company

Following the acquisition of Wärtsilä Water & Waste by Solix Group AB, Poole, U.K., based marine water and waste systems specialist Hamworthy is back as standalone marine environmental systems company and brand.

Why yards and vessel operators can’t afford to ignore maritime cybersecurity

Maritime cybersecurity is no longer just a technology issue. Increasingly, it is becoming an operational, compliance and project management challenge affecting vessel owners, operators and shipyards alike. That growing industry shift will

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