Naturally Quiet

The Arctic’s bowhead whales can live for over 200 years. Imagine what they might hear in that time: screw propellers were only just being used to power ships 200 years ago, and

FuelEU Maritime: Smarter Compliance Could Unlock a $279 Million Upside for Shipping

As the FuelEU Maritime regulation enters into force, the shipping industry may be looking at a surprising upside. Instead of acting solely as a cost driver, the regulation could create a net

Debriefing Russia's "Shadow Fleet' of Oil Tankers Amidst Recent Conflicts

Western sanctions imposed on Russia for invading Ukraine and aimed at cutting its oil revenues have led to the rise of a vast "shadow fleet" of tankers helping Moscow keep its crude

Shipnet: The Challenges of Surviving as a Small Shipping Business in a Big Industry

In today’s shipping industry, we’re seeing multiple factors which are impacting smaller shipping companies making it challenging to remain independent, however smaller operators bring unique values to the industry and we must

Steerprop Appoints New Director of Service

Thruster propulsion specialist Steerprop has appointed Juhani Hupli as its new Director of Service. Hupli, who joined Steerprop in February, will lead the development and delivery of the company’s lifecycle solutions for

Interferry Spotlights Thai Maritime Leader Ahead of the International Day for Women in Maritime

In recognition of the International Day for Women in Maritime on May 18, 2025, Interferry is proud to spotlight Mrs. Supapan Pichaironarongsongkram, board member of Interferry and Chairperson of Chao Phraya Express

Navantia UK Announces New CEO

Navantia UK has today appointed Donato Martínez as the company's new Chief Executive Officer. Mr Martinez succeeds Juan Ignacio de la Cueva, under whose leadership Navantia UK has accomplished the first steps

Topside for Hollandse Kust (west Beta) Substation Set to Sail to Final Location

Two weeks after the successful load out, the steel topside for the Hollandse Kust (west Beta) substation platform is ready to leave the port of Hoboken near Antwerp in the Netherlands for

Dry Bulk Ship Breaking Skids to 17-year Low

“Between January and April 2025, dry bulk ship recycling has fallen 24% y/y, reaching a 17-year low despite a 35% y/y drop in the Baltic Dry Index (BDI). While weaker freight rates