German Firm HGK Shipping Explores Remote-Controlled Ships Given Shortage Of Sailors
A German firm, HGK Shipping, is considering a path-breaking strategy: deploying vessels without captains onboard.
MSC Cruises & Chantiers de l’Atlantique Achieve Milestones In Innovative World-Class Ship Construction
Shipbuilder Chantiers de l’Atlantique floats out the MSC World America and commences building the newly titled MSC World Asia.
Maersk Develops Groundbreaking System For Fresh Water Delivery From Vessels To Ports
A.P. Moller–Maersk employees were determined to embark on an innovative project that can store and deliver fresh water from vessels to ports.
Denmark Implements Ban On Open-Loop Scrubber Discharge, Starting 2025
Danish government has joined the growing list of nations taking measures against open-loop scrubbers after hitting a broad political deal.
World’s First Ocean-going Ship Design Gets ClassNK Approval Solely With 3D Drawings
NYK obtained approval from ClassNK for its 3D model-based approval of the basic design for an upcoming multi-purpose container vessel.
U.S. President Vows To Protect Philippines Interests In South China Sea Amidst Tensions With China
The US commitments to the defence of Japan and the Philippines remain ironclad, President Biden mentioned.
U.S. Army Corps Share Sonar Images Of Sunken Remains Of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge
A new stance of the remains of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge depicts the magnitude of the ongoing salvage and recovery mission.
China Completes Its First-ever Methanol Ship-to-ship Bunkering Operation
The Port of Shanghai completed the country’s first-ever methanol ship-to-ship bunkering operation on April 10, 2024.
Cargo Ship MV Dali’s Electrical System Under Focus In Key Bridge Collapse Investigation
NTSB continues investigating the devastating collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore, focusing on the electrical system of the cargo ship.