Seatrade-Maritime: Growing US momentum for nuclear power in maritime
Small modular reactors would advance decarbonisation in maritime but present technical, regulatory and safety challenges.
Small modular reactors would advance decarbonisation in maritime but present technical, regulatory and safety challenges.
IMO secretary-general Arsenio Dominguez has called on governments to prevent geopolitical conflicts being used to justify attacks on civilian ships and seafarers.
Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) joined the growing number of container lines returning to the Suez Canal.
With the battle lines forming for the International Maritime Organization to finalize and adopt its Net Zero Framework.
Two former crewmembers from the much-discussed carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.
The contentious negotiations for a new contract for up to 11,000 port workers at Germany’s.
Chilean pulp and paper group CMPC has secured the federal land needed for a $370m private-use terminal at Brazil’s.
A new study by ShipIn Systems and marine insurer NorthStandard has found that maritime accident risk.
Lloyd’s Register has granted approval in principle to Babcock LGE’s ecoAPEX cargo-handling technology for LPG.
Germany has relaxed one of the more restrictive crewing requirements among major European maritime nations.