The Drill Dilemma: Turning Routine Safety Drills into Lasting Lessons

Every mariner knows the routine: alarms sound, crew muster, checklists are followed, and then everyone returns to work. But the question remains—are these mandatory safety drills truly improving onboard safety, or have

CSI Americas Announces Conference Program for 2025

May, Brighton - Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas (CSI Americas) has released its schedule of content for 2025. Speakers from brands including Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, MSC Cruises, AIDA Cruises, The Ritz Carlton

Hapag-Lloyd Welcomes China-US Tariff Reprieve

German container shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd on Monday welcomed an agreement between the United States and China to temporarily slash reciprocal tariffs, saying it expected to be buoyed by a resulting increase in

US House Aims to Slash Climate and Clean Energy Funds in Budget Proposal

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Ferguson Marine Welcomes New CEO

Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd has officially welcomed Graeme Thomson, who began his tenure as CEO at the beginning of May. Thomson, who started his career as an electrician by trade and

Saildrone Names Former Vice Admiral as its New President

Maritime defense and oceanographic survey company Saildrone has appointed Vice Admiral John Mustin as its President, who will focus on growing the defense business.In his role, Mustin will work alongside Richard Jenkins,

Techcross to Showcase New Ballast Water Management Solutions at BARI-SHIP 2025

Techcross, a leader in ballast water management systems (BWMS), will make its first official appearance of the year at BARI-SHIP 2025, May 22-24, held in Imabari, Japan. At this event, Techcross will

ESVAGT, KMC Line to Launch Offshore Wind JV in South Korea

Danish vessel owner ESVAGT and South Korean shipping firm KMC Line have signed an agreement to establish a new joint venture KESTO, dedicated to the growing South Korean offshore wind market.Through a

NGOs Call on EU To Strengthen Clean Maritime Policy

The SASHA Coalition, together with six other NGOs and industry alliances, together representing 82 clean maritime and green hydrogen industry stakeholders, has written a letter to the European Commission and European Union