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Replacing or complementing conventional engines with high-capacity batteries can offer ‘significant emissions reductions’.

Accession to the 2012 Cape Town Agreement (CTA) by the Republic of Korea has moved the IMO global fishing safety initiative a step closer

Looking to align on port design, standardisation, and best operational practices, Britain joins France and Ireland

A new report from the US suggests ocean decline will present economic risks for multiple industries, including energy, tourism and shipping.

While departing the Port of Singapore, Vox Maxima experienced a loss of electrical power, hit the stationary bunker tanker, Marine Honour, and leaked an estimated 400 tonnes of oil into the surrounding water.

AI is reshaping the maritime industry, enabling smarter, safer, and more sustainable operations

A new interactive report emphasises that oceans remain under-observed with 15 times fewer data points collected from over sea than land

TV presenter Robert Llewellyn on decarbonising shipping, being a shoemaker and the importance of engineering, science and technology

In offshore renewable energy systems, hydrodynamic characterisation is key for reliability and safety