The adoption and capability of low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications is challenging established providers in the maritime space, according to experts.

Marine fuel lifecycle analysis has the potential to disrupt decarbonisation plans, according to experts at Seatrade Maritime Logistics Middle East.

Two new 7,000 CEU pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs) built at Jinling Shipyard in China for NYK Line will incorporate the most comprehensive range of WinGD’s energy-saving systems so far.

Political instability, financial risk and cyber attacks were among the top concerns to shipping identified by C-suite industry leaders.

A Japanese consortium has successfully completed a land-based test of the world’s first four-stroke ammonia-fuelled engine.

Regulators face the challenge of disrupted markets and a unprecedented change in maritime operations, but the industry needs direction, according to ABS.

Green ammonia could prove a cornerstone of a green corridor for the iron ore trade between West Australia and East Asia, with ships in service as early as 2028.

The largest ferry company operating on the Irish Sea, Stena Line, is to boost capacity with two new ro-ro ferries operating on methanol.

The sight of dead whale carcasses washing up on the famous “Jersey Shore” has led to political efforts to pause the burgeoning offshore wind sector on the US East Coast.

From full electrification to managing dynamic load a broad range of battery solutions exist today to suit all vessel types according to Shift Clean Energy.