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French shipping giant CMA CGM is set to invest €100m in Mistral AI over the next five years to develop and deploy bespoke AI solutions to support its operations both on land and at sea. As part of…

Canadian shipbuilding firm Seaspan has announced that it has begun construction on the Canadian Coastguard’s new heavy polar icebreaker, marking the first time in 60 years that a heavy polar…

The industry body representing shipping’s largest segment - dry bulk shipping - has issued a call for clarity on the IMO’s proposed greenhouse gas mechanisms ahead of talks at ISWG-GHG-19 and MEPC…

Rolls-Royce and the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) have entered into an agreement to develop automation technologies to enable equipment health management and fleet management for harbour…

Leading marine technology provider Kongsberg Maritime has announced the launch of its K-Sim Offshore DP3 Anchor Handling Simulator following a £250,000 investment in the training solution. The…

Iraq’s Al Faw peninsula, a relatively small yet strategically significant stretch of coastline overlooking the Persian Gulf, is emerging as the centrepiece of an ambitious $17 billion infrastructure…

With a distinguished academic background in materials science and a career spanning decades in metallurgy and engineering, Dr Ian Moody, Managing Metallurgist at Brookes Bell, brings an exceptional…

Metallurgy may not always capture the spotlight in the shipping industry, yet it forms the bedrock of safe, efficient, and enduring maritime operations. At its essence, metallurgy is the study of…

From copper-bottomed warships to towering offshore wind turbines, metallurgy has been shaping the maritime world for centuries. Today, as the shipping industry moves towards cleaner and greener…

Spanish energy giant Repsol and UK-based NEO Energy have reached an agreement to merge their North Sea operations, a move that will create ‘a leading independent producer in the North…