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Iconic Australian Ferry Condemned for Scrap Returns to Service After Refit

Iconic Australian Ferry Condemned for Scrap Returns to Service After Refit

  A beloved ferry that had been condemned for scrapping in Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) state has returned to service after being saved and undergoing a major life-enhancing refurbishment at a...

Digital Sea Change

Digital Sea Change

AI and machine learning continue to be the bogeyman for many in the maritime industry. Mariners have always relied on experience-honed skills and adaptability to maintain a safe watch. Adding AI to...

Wind Farm Developer Clears World War II Sea Mines from North Sea Site

Wind Farm Developer Clears World War II Sea Mines from North Sea Site

  The teams surveying the site for Germany’s largest offshore wind farm recently identified and cleared unexploded ordnance from World War II as they undertook the geoscience ahead of construction...

China Rolls Out Subsidy for Green Fuels Production

China Rolls Out Subsidy for Green Fuels Production

  China announced a green hydrogen policy last week, which will see the country’s state budget offer subsidies for the production of green fuels. Interestingly, the initiative came in the week that...

Video: Coast Guard Rescues Family from Deserted Farmhouse After Boat Burns

Video: Coast Guard Rescues Family from Deserted Farmhouse After Boat Burns

The U.S. Coast Guard is recounting the harrowing experience of a family rescued after their boat burned, and they hastily swam to shore. Tragically, although they were saved, the wife-mother of the...

Tanker Damaged in North Sea Collision Sold and Reaches Turkey for Repairs

Tanker Damaged in North Sea Collision Sold and Reaches Turkey for Repairs

Stena Bulk confirmed today, October 24, in a brief statement that the company has sold the fire-damaged tanker Stena Immaculate, which was involved in a fiery collision in the North Sea in March 202...

Sail Cargo Ship Neoliner Completes Difficult First Atlantic Crossing

Sail Cargo Ship Neoliner Completes Difficult First Atlantic Crossing

The world’s first large, commercial wind-propelled cargo ship, the Neoliner Origin, completed its first Atlantic crossing during the evening on October 24 after what is being described as a “challen...

USS Gerald R. Ford is Sent to Caribbean as Drug Smuggling War Intensifies

USS Gerald R. Ford is Sent to Caribbean as Drug Smuggling War Intensifies

  The United States confirmed that it is taking a series of additional steps to combat drug smuggling, including redirecting the world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, into the U.S....

MSC Required to Divest of Ferry Operator Moby by Antitrust Regulators

MSC Required to Divest of Ferry Operator Moby by Antitrust Regulators

In a rare setback for the Mediterranean Shipping group and the Aponte family, the company is being forced to divest its investment in Moby, an operator of ferries between Italy and the islands of th...

Understanding the Coast Guard’s Cybersecurity Rule

Understanding the Coast Guard’s Cybersecurity Rule

On January 17, 2025, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) issued its Cybersecurity in the Marine Transportation System rule, creating the first enforceable federal framework requiring U.S.-flagged vessels, Out...