U.S. Military Boards Suezmax Tanker Aquila II

Navantia, Thales to Upgrade Royal Thai Navy Fleet

Navantia and Thales have signed a partnership agreement to support the modernization of the Royal Thai Navy (RTN), including the supply of three Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems for two Pattani-class

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Recycling Market Increasingly Precarious

Ship recycling market economies face an increasingly precariously future, reports cash buyer GMS.“While the Baltic Exchange Dry Index reported gains once again this week on the back of virtually all inclusive sub-sectors

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Waterborne Technology Platform Welcomes EU STIP

The Waterborne Technology Platform has welcomed the EU’s Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP) which it says is key in facilitating the uptake of sustainable alternative fuels.The European Commission published the STIP on

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Lucinda Smith Tug Returns to Service with Mitsubishi Repower After Fire Damage

After sustaining extensive damage in a December 2024 fire, the tug Lucinda Smith has returned to the water with a fresh start powered by Mitsubishi S12R-Y3MPTAW-3 Tier 3 engines rated at 1260HP

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Infrastructure Insights: Executive Action Needed to Amend Antiquated Executive Order

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works mission began in 1824 when our Nation’s fifth President, James Monroe, signed into law a bill to improve navigation on the Ohio and Mississippi

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ICS Convenes Global Leaders to Address Geopolitical, Trade Challenges

In this moment of heightened trade tensions, the International Chamber of Shipping co-hosted a second Global Maritime Trade Summit in Hong Kong to explore geopolitics and trade realignment, building resilient supply chains,

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Russia Ships Less Wheat to Mexico in 2025 at 58,000 Tons

Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, has shipped 58,000 metric tons of food-grade wheat to Mexico from its western port of Kaliningrad this year, the local agricultural safety watchdog said on Monday,

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Crew of Seized Tanker Off Iran Are Identified as Safe

The crew of an oil products tanker are safe and the vessel is anchored off Iran's Bandar Abbas port, its manager said on Monday, after Tehran said it seized the ship in

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ATDM Program Delivers Skilled Workers to the Maritime Industrial Base

The U.S. Navy needs to dramatically increase the fleet, especially submarines, but the available pool of skilled workers is not keeping pace.Submarine construction is ramping up. The Navy continues to build Virginia-class