Panama Ship Registry moves to end “dark fleet” registrations

With flag-hopping continuing to be a favored deceptive practice used by “dark fleet” bad actors, the Panama Ship Registry will no longer accept the registration of tankers and bulkers older than 15

Stream Marine Technical (SMT) adds new K-Sim Engine simulator

Paisley, Scotland-headquartered Stream Marine Technical (SMT) has added a new Kongsberg K-Sim Engine simulator to its expanding simulator suite. The new simulator will support IGF Code training for LNG-fueled vessels, enabling students

The member port state control authorities of the Tokyo and the Paris Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) on Port State Control are to launch a joint Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) on Ballast Water

Ulstein to retrofit 2024-built CSOV Olympic Notos for oil and gas contract

Underscoring the flexibility of today’s large offshore service vessels, Ulstein Verft has signed a contract to retrofit a recently delivered offshore wind vessel, the Olympic Notos, for operations supporting unmanned oil and

Woodside conducts first remote subsea inspection in U.S. waters

Australian-based Woodside Energy Group recently completed its first-ever remote subsea inspection in the United States, a move the company says improves safety, reduces costs, and enhances operational efficiency. The campaign, which began

Top Women in Maritime 2025 winners announced

Marine Log is proud to announce the winners of its 2025 Top Women in Maritime Awards, recognizing 20 exceptional leaders whose achievements are shaping the future of the maritime industry. This year’s

Bristol Harbor Group adds Gordon Fream to its team

Naval architect firm Bristol Harbor Group Inc, (BHGI) has welcomed Gordon Fream to its team as a naval architect. He holds a bachelor’s degree in naval architecture and marine engineering from the