Search Results

Answer created by AI

Like
Disike

AI result is experimental

Generating Answer...

Source articles

Vessels (6597)
Technology (4872)
Ports, Terminals and Shipyards (4156)
Cruise Ships (3522)
Survival, Safety and Protection (3374)
Operations (1320)
Environmental Sustainability (404)
Transportation (260)
Business & Regulation (222)
Construction (192)
ESG (192)
Ports & Destinations (172)
Themes (171)
Covid-19 (165)
Transport Infrastructure (146)
Dry Cargo Vessels (145)
Ships & Ferries (141)
Oracle NAS WP (121)
Artificial Intelligence (99)
Port Infrastructure (84)

News Analysis and Comments (12035)
Press Releases (1355)
Projects (940)
Suppliers (499)
White Papers (305)
Supplier Products (212)

Europe (798)
United States (756)
United Kingdom (506)
Global (496)
Norway (360)
Japan (331)
Asia Pacific (286)
China (267)
North America (266)
South Korea (233)
Netherlands (225)
Finland (208)
Singapore (196)
Germany (195)
Denmark (150)
Italy (139)
France (132)
India (131)
Sweden (131)
Canada (104)

Shipbuilding (220)
Environmental, Social, and Governance (101)
Shipping (100)
Ports, Terminals and Shipyards (98)
Propulsion, Transmission and Engine Room Equipment (80)
Repair and Overhaul (78)
Survival, Safety and Protection (57)
Industrial Wastewater Treatment (36)
Artificial Intelligence (30)
Shipboard Handling and Deck Machinery (28)
Electrical Equipment and Power Supply (26)
Transport Infrastructure (26)
Fleet, Vessel and Crew Management Software (21)
Navigation and Satellite Communications (19)
Security (18)
Cybersecurity (15)
Cloud (13)
Data (13)
Markets (12)
Equipment (9)

Cybersecurity (1)
Personalisation (1)
Virtual Reality (1)

Showing 20 results out of 10000

News

Wärtsilä unveils new LNG carrier ship designs

Wärtsilä has launched a new series of LNG carrier ship designs, as part of a strategic programme titled Taking Merchant Shipping into the Gas Age.

Shipping losses in 2014 lowest for ten years, says AGCS

A total of 75 shipping loss incidents have been reported worldwide for last year, the lowest number in the last ten years, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) has revealed.

News

Korean Register receives USCG authorisation to perform BWM tests

Ship classification society Korean Register (KR) has been accepted by the US Coast Guard (USCG) as an Independent Laboratory (IL) to undertake tests, inspections and evaluations for ballast water management systems.

Singapore’s MPA launches initiatives to enhance maritime communication

Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) has launched new initiatives to strengthen the use of mobile technology and wireless connectivity, in a bid to improve productivity and crew welfare in the port.

News

ABS updates guidance on LNG Bunkering in North America

Classification services provider American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has updated its guidance on LNG Bunkering in North America, in a bid to support the transport sector's swift transition to the use of cleaner fuels.

News

Arctech Helsinki Shipyard launches first icebreaker for Russia

Finland-based Arctech Helsinki Shipyard has launched a new 16MW icebreaker for the Russian Ministry of Transport, following a naming ceremony held at the yard.

Front Street Shipyard launches new line of yachts

US-based boat builder Front Street Shipyard's in-house design team has joined forces with yacht designer Bill Tripp to develop a new line of modern sloops that are now available for construction.

News

ASV receives £3m in funding from Innovate UK for MAS research

Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASV) received more than £3m in funding from Innovate UK to undertake research and development for Maritime Autonomous Systems (MAS).

Carnival to build new nine cruise ships by 2022

Cruise operator Carnival Corporation has signed two strategic memorandums of agreement to build a total of nine new cruise ships over a four-year period between 2019 and 2022.

News

Panama Canal Authority plans new $17bn expansion project

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is reportedly planning a new project worth up to $17bn, which will allow the canal to handle the world's biggest ships.

Rolls-Royce to power Norway’s Fincantieri-built polar research vessel

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has selected Rolls-Royce to deliver a fully integrated propulsion system for Norway's new polar research vessel.

China’s COSCO to build seven 3,600TEU container vessels for Maersk Line

Maersk Line has signed a contract with China's COSCO Shipyard to build seven 3,600TEU container vessels.

News

Fincantieri delivers new Viking Star cruise ship

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has delivered the first of three ships for Viking Ocean Cruises at its Marghera shipyard in Venice.

Radio Holland gains maintenance contract from shipowner Ahrenkiel Steamship

Dutch shipping company Imtech Marine's Radio Holland has been awarded a long-term contract by Hamburg-based Ahrenkiel Steamship for the maintenance of its entire fleet, comprising nearly 60 vessels.

News

Sinopec receives new Havyard 832 PSV from Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding

China's Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding has delivered a Havyard 832 platform supply vessel (PSV) to Sinopec Shanghai Offshore Petroleum Bureau Shipping Branch Company.

News

Stena Line launches world's first methanol-powered ferry, Stena Germanica

Stena Line has launched the world's first methanol-powered ferry Stena Germanica, which complies with stricter regulations for minimising emissions.

Maersk Line selects Transas Marine to provide ECDIS for its vessels

Marine technology provider Transas Marine has been selected by container firm Maersk Line to implement electronic chart display and information system (ECDIS) on more than 100 vessels.

Samsung Heavy to build six container ships for Hong Kong’s Orient Overseas

Samsung Heavy Industries has secured a contract worth around $951.6m from Orient Overseas for the construction of six mega 20,000TEU container ships.

CPPIB and Hermes Infrastructure to purchase stake in ABP for £1.6bn

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Hermes Infrastructure have signed an agreement to purchase at least 30% of Associated British Ports (ABP) for £1.6bn (C$2.9bn).

Klein Systems to install port management information system in Port Saint John

Canada's Port Saint John has selected maritime solutions provider Klein Systems to install its KleinPort port management information system.