Cameron Mackey, the Chief Operating Officer of Eneti, grappled with the topic of the future of the maritime industries as guest speaker at the Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) annual meeting.

Wind-assist stands on the cusp of significant development in the maritime industry in coming years as the benefits of technological progress and a purely cost-free renewable resource gain momentum.

The spike in business for ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) is drawing to a close as existing vessels complete retrofits to comply with international regulations, and BWTS manufacturer EMRA First is now seeking new areas of environmental...

Collaboration has become the watchword when it comes to decarbonisation but its benefit can be put at risk if the individual parties are focused on what is in it for them.

ABS and Mencast have agreed to collaborate on using additive manufacturing applications to create critical components on vessels.

New nuclear technology developer for maritime Core Power has reached a key funding milestone for its first experimental molten salt reactor under a programme with the US government.

A report by Lloyd’s Register and Thetius has called for the establishment of an independent cross-industry body to support the safe development of artificial intelligence for maritime organisations.

In one of the most compelling solutions yet devised to the decarbonisation conundrum, UK-based Silverstream Technologies’ air lubrication system (ALS) is helping shipping lines of all types reduce fuel consumption and emissions by between 5% and 10%.

Classification society ABS talks about how it helps shipowners make decisions on how to reduce emissions and future fuels.

Wearing a jacket and tie has never seemed suited to Singapore’s tropical heat but has become increasingly common as business wear for events.