Maritime communications provider Globecomm is strengthening its presence in Greece and Cyprus with the appointment of a new representative J&E Papadopoulos.

In a sign of how fast technology is changing, Wilhelmsen signed an MoU with Airbus at Posidonia to develop an Unmanned Air System (UAS) for the delivery of ship supplies. 

One of the biggest choices facing LNG shipowners ordering newbuildings is whether to opt for a MEGI or X-DF propulsion system, with the jury still out as to which better given operational complexities versus cost savings.

ABB Turbocharging has inked an agreement with Multimarine Services (MSS) shipyard in Limassol Port, Cyprus to open a turbocharging service point.

Shipbuilder Japan Marine United (JMU) is rolling out its latest “J-Series” bulker design which uses technology to overcome negative impact of meeting new regulations.

DNV GL chief Remi Eriksen says that the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 50% carbon reduction for shipping is ambitious but not unachievable.

Celebrating 50 years since its inception, Greek Prime minister Alexis Tsipras officially opened Posidonia 2018, last night signalled the start of the global biennial maritime calendar’s most anticipated week which this year will see a record of 2...

Leading Greek shipowners see the use of LNG as the future fuel for the shipping industry, but the lack of infrastructure development is holding back adoption.

Hamburg-based Becker Marine Systems has won a range of new contracts for its fuel-saving devices as ship operators once again face higher bunker bills and renewed calls for improvements in ship efficiency.

The Liberian Registry has presented five of its Greek shipping partners with the Liberian Maritime Authority’s Commissioner’s Award for Excellence during celebrations in Athens to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Liberia’s maritime programme.