In a ruling in U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Judge Patti B. Saris yesterday struck down President Trump’s halt on approvals of all wind energy projects on federal lands
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The Gateway-S unmanned semi-submersible launch platform developed by St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Seagate Space has become the first offshore asset to receive an approval in principle (AIP) under the newly published ABS Requirements
Ferry Holdings, which took responsibility for New Zealand’s Cook Strait Ferry Replacement Work Program on April 1 this year, has now signed a shipbuilding contract with China’s Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI) for
South Korean shipbuilding giant HD Hyundai has signed a strategic and comprehensive partnership agreement with the Tamil Nadu state government on the establishment of a new shipyard in India. HD Hyundai notes
Marine Log hosted its annual Top Women in Maritime Celebration on December 2 at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, drawing nearly 300 attendees—up from 225 last year—for an evening recognizing
Australian mining services company Mineral Resources Limited (MinRes) has selected Schottel solutions for barges and tugs serving its Onslow Iron project, which is unlocking billions of tonnes of previously stranded iron ore
The implications of December’s offshore oil and gas lease sale for the maritime industry were the focus of the latest episode of Listen Up!, the podcast from Marine Log. In this episode,
This month Jan De Nul will commission two high-tech simulators at its Aalst, Belgium office, one a crane simulator for offshore wind farm installation, the other a simulator for cutter suction dredge
Introduced to the North American market at the International Workboat Show, Scania’s Next Generation 13-liter marine engine can deliver up to 30% more power and up to 8% lower fuel consumption than
As we saw when attempts to get a carbon tax proposal adopted by the body faltered, what happens at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) can be consequential. For that reason, nations are
