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The rise of the river-cruise market

By Frances Marcellin

With eight new river ships launching in 2019 alone, river cruise companies are...

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Wartsila to supply battery hybrid packages to Atlantic Offshore

Marine technology firm Wartsila has signed a contract from Atlantic Offshore to engineer, supply and install complete battery hybrid packages for two of its supply vessels.

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MOL and OKI to study bird’s-eye view monitoring system

Japanese shipping company Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has partnered with Oki Electric Industry to launch a joint study of the OKI's new ‘FlyingView’ bird's-eye view monitoring system use.

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The rise of the river-cruise market

With eight new river ships launching in 2019 alone, river cruise companies are driving the market forward. This is tying in with travel trends that show the fact that passengers now prefer to spend money on experiences rather than possessions, as well as the ongoing backlash against over tourism. Who are the key players vying to compete with the traditional cruise lines?

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Mitsui & Co, Cargill and Maersk Tankers partner to cut GHG emissions

Mitsui & Co, Cargill and Maersk Tankers have partnered to leverage existing fuel-saving technology and develop new solutions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the shipping industry.

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MAN Energy and Kongsberg partner to create common data infrastructure

German technology firm MAN Energy Solutions and Norwegian marine technology firm Kongsberg have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on a common data infrastructure for the maritime industry.

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Kalmar launches open automation system for container handling

Cargotec subsidiary Kalmar has launched an open automation system to support container handling at terminals.

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Marlink to deploy ITLink service on J. Lauritzen gas carriers

Communication solutions provider Marlink has secured a contract from Danish shipping firm J. Lauritzen to implement fully integrated and managed IT services on all Lauritzen Kosan gas transportation ships.

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Ballast water compliance: what you need to know

The BWM Convention was recently amended during the 74th International Maritime Organization’s Maritime Environment Protection Committee meeting. The changes will have a significant impact on the industry as the American Bureau of Shipping’s William H Burroughs explains.

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World’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in London

The world’s first energy self-sufficient seagoing vessel powered by hydrogen, Energy Observer, arrived in London, UK, marking its 47th stopover after travelling 17,815 nautical miles since leaving Saint-Malo, France in 2017.

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Shipbuilder Austal expands Marinelink product range

Shipbuilding company Austal has added a new product to its Marinelink integrated monitoring, alarm and control (IMACS) system product range.

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Wartsila to supply battery hybrid packages to Atlantic Offshore

MOL and OKI to study bird’s-eye view monitoring system

The rise of the river-cruise market

Mitsui & Co, Cargill and Maersk Tankers partner to cut GHG emissions

MAN Energy and Kongsberg partner to create common data infrastructure

Kalmar launches open automation system for container handling

Marlink to deploy ITLink service on J. Lauritzen gas carriers

Ballast water compliance: what you need to know

World’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in London

Shipbuilder Austal expands Marinelink product range

Latest News

Wartsila to supply battery hybrid packages to Atlantic Offshore

MOL and OKI to study bird’s-eye view monitoring system

Mitsui & Co, Cargill and Maersk Tankers partner to cut GHG emissions

MAN Energy and Kongsberg partner to create common data infrastructure

Kalmar launches open automation system for container handling

Marlink to deploy ITLink service on J. Lauritzen gas carriers

World’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in London

Shipbuilder Austal expands Marinelink product range

The University of Southampton and Shell open maritime research centre

MOL and Oshima Shipbuilding receive approval for hard sail system

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