According to a report from AFP, Bangladesh's vast ship-breaking yards are coming back into business, after a High Court ruling on March 7 reversed a series of 2010 court verdicts -- fought for by environmental activists -- that required vessels to be cleared of all hazardous material such as asbestos before being imported for scrap.
Hapag-Lloyd and Seaspan Corporation announced plans to retrofit and convert five 10,100 TEU containerships powered by conventional…
Howden has started offering war risk cargo insurance to cover vessels sailing through the Red Sea against drone and missile…
The U.S. Navy on Friday celebrated the keel laying of the lead ship of the Constellation class of guided-missile frigates…
The United States' first Jones Act-compliant offshore wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV), Charybdis, was launched into…
Abnormal liner wear and seized or broken piston rings can result in costly consequences.
AST has developed and grown, increasingly providing full-service network solutions, far beyond traditional satellite services.
As the maritime industry transitions to the updated SIRE 2.0 inspection regime from the familiar SIRE VIQ7 framework, operators are bracing themselves for a period of adjustment.
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