A South Korean public-private partnership comprising 10 maritime organisations has reached a milestone in the development of international safety guidelines for onboard carbon capture and storage systems (OCCS) after the proposal jointly developed by its members was...
Artemis Technologies has unveiled the next-generation Artemis EF-15 Escape, expanding the capacity of its fully electric foiling passenger vessel to up to 50 passengers and introducing a configurable platform for urban and island transit, premium passenger services...
Inspection, certification and consulting group RINA, with shipbuilder Fincantieri and energy company Eni have released the second edition of the 'Sustainable Maritime Transport Outlook', developed with the technical support of Bain & Co Italy. The outlook provides...
According to a new insight brief from the Global Maritime Forum (GMF), as Asia-Pacific economies begin to move on maritime decarbonisation, Australia has a chance to link its future fuel supply to growing regional demand. GMF's latest publication What can Australia...
Finland-based company Auramarine has signed an agreement with Astilleros Gondán to supply a full set of methanol fuel supply systems for two new hydrographic research vessels, 'Wega' and 'Deneb'. Gondán Shipbuilders is building the vessels in Spain for Bundesamt für...
Everllence has received an order from Swan Defence and Heavy Industries Limited (SDHI), India’s largest shipbuilding and heavy engineering company, for two-stroke, dual-fuel engine technology. The engines will power a series of six 18,000 dwt IMO Type II chemical...
Clean Shipping Alliance (CSA) Chairman Mike Kaczmarek has joined the Marine Fuels Alliance podcast for a discussion on exhaust gas cleaning systems (EGCS, or scrubbers) and high sulphur fuel oil (HSFO). The episode explores why shipowners first adopted scrubbers, how...
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has obtained Approval in Principle (AiP) from Norway’s classification society DNV (Det Norske Veritas) for a hybrid system for shuttle tankers that adds electric batteries, and will expand eco-friendly solutions that enable fuel savings....
While IMO member states have been meeting in informal groups in the lead-up to MEPC 85, the Global Maritime Forum (GMF) has been consulting with members of the Getting to Zero Coalition about how proposed alternatives to the IMO's net-zero framework (NZF) would impact...
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, has obtained supplier pre-approval from WinGD, the Swiss marine large engine licensor, for the MAmmoSS ammonia fuel handling system. This is thought to be the first time a Japanese company has...
Damen Shipyards Group has delivered two patrol vessels, type 1304 Electric, named 'Waterbuffel' and 'Waterrietzanger', to the City of Amsterdam. The contract for the vessels was signed in April 2026, following a tender process. This is the third delivery of this type...
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