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Norwegian shipping operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen has taken the decision to increase the size of four car carrier newbuilds to make them the largest such vessels in the world. At the time of writing…

Shipping giant Maersk has signed up to a study that will investigate the feasibility of creating a nuclear-powered container ship.  The study is being conducted by Lloyd’s Register in…

The world’s biggest container line just keeps on getting bigger, with new data from Alphaliner finding that MSC is closing in on a 20% share of the market - the most dominant position any one company…

Industry body SEA-LNG has issued a new forecast which suggests that ‘methane slip’ - the inadvertent release of gaseous methane into the atmosphere - will be eliminated from LNG engine technologies…

Major Latin American port operator SAAM Terminals has announced that it has cut 10,500 tons of CO2 emissions from its operations by sourcing its electricity from 100% renewable sources.  The…

UK ferry operator, Red Funnel, has confirmed that it has entered into a partnership with maritime technology company Artemis Technologies (ATL) to introduce a high-speed, emission-free ‘e-foiling’…

We are pleased to announce the expansion of our Naval Architect team in Glasgow with the appointment of Dr Kaan Ilter, a renowned specialist in vessel design, hydrodynamics and structures. With more…

The World Shipping Council, on behalf of some of the world’s largest ocean carriers, has called for a Green Balance Mechanism to ‘close the price gap between fossil fuels and green fuels, at the…

New rule changes adopted at the 108th session of the International Maritime Organisation’s maritime safety committee will result in the reporting of lost containers becoming mandatory from 1st…

UK maritime asset company, Borealis Maritime, has entered into a new partnership with non-profit Eyesea that will see Borealis’ fleet helping to fight marine pollution.  The partnership will…