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Seaspan Vancouver Shipyards has delivered the Canadian Coast Guard’s new flagship science vessel, the CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk, marking a major milestone for Canada’s oceanographic capability. The

The global pure car, truck carrier (PCTC) fleet is expected to grow by approximately 40% over the coming years according to a new analysis conducted by AXSRoRo. Further data from Clarksons Research

A study for the Maritime Charities Group (MCG) warns the UK’s seafaring community could fall rapidly over the next decade, driven by burnout, safety concerns and poor shore‑to‑ship support. A report

The biannual Posidonia event in Athens, Greece, remains the biggest event of the maritime calendar and the 2024 edition was no different.  More than 50,000 maritime professionals from over 80

A sanctioned Russian crude tanker, trading as Komander, suffered an engine failure and grounded in the Suez Canal on 28th October, briefly disrupting transits before being refloated and towed

Dr Kieran Dodworth, Brookes Bell’s Director of Naval Architecture moderated a panel discussion at the recent Marine Claims conference held in Edinburgh at the end of September. The discussion which

Mitsubishi Chemical UK has confirmed that it will be leasing a substantial unit at the Port of Hull to facilitate the bulk import of chemical cargoes to the UK. The facility - which has 158,000 sq ft

Reports have confirmed that HD Hyundai is engaged in efforts to resume shipbuilding at the former Hanjin shipyard in the Philippines, as the shipbuilding giant looks to expand its low-cost operations

China’s Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering (DACKS) has successfully completed eight days of conventional fuel sea trials for its newly built very large crude carrier (VLCC), the shipyard announced on

Welcome to the September newsletter. As I write, globally COVID deaths are now estimated to have exceeded 1 million, and more than 300,000 seafarers have been at sea for more than 17 months. While