Norsepower Rotor Sails Issued First-Ever Design Type Approval for Onboard Wind Propulsion
Finnish clean technology group Norsepower announced Tuesday that its innovative Rotor Sail Solution has received the first-ever type approval design...
Potential Threat to Product Tanker Market from Mexico’s Refining Plans
While the IMO 2020 regulations bode well for the product tanker market, other factors can come into play, which can...
GCF Board Paves Way for the Fund’s First Replenishment, Looks Forward to Increasing Impact
The 22nd meeting of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) Board discussed the Fund’s first replenishment and strategic programming, and steps...
New Video Shows Russian Cargo Ship’s Busan Mayhem
Some new footage published by Korean media today gives us new look at the mayhem that went down last week...
Rabaul Queen court proceedings reopen in PNG
Court proceedings have reopened into Papua New Guinea's deadliest maritime disaster. The Rabaul Queen inter-island ferry sank seven years ago with an official...
Terrifying extent of Solomon bunker spill laid bare
The extent of the ecological disaster hitting the shoreline of Rennell Island in the Solomon Islands has been laid bare...
Shipping industry takes a page from bitcoin to clean up its act
A 960-foot-long freighter crossed the Atlantic Ocean last week running on a mix of biofuels and oil, not the usual...
How the Cargo Industry Is Cleaning Up Its Filthy Act
Air pollution from cars and factories has been regulated in much of the world since the 1970s. When it comes...
IMO: Consistent implementation of 2020 sulphur limit – draft guidelines finalized
The 0.50 percent limit for sulphur content in ships’ fuel oil will take effect on 1 January 2020 and will...
Batteries selected for record-breaking coastal ships
The owner of four cruise ferries set for Norwegian coastal operations will power them with the biggest marine battery installations...
Search for 11 missing at sea in PNG
A search is underway in Papua New Guinea's New Ireland province for 11 people missing at sea. Read more
Over 600 tonnes of fuel onboard shipwreck leaking oil into Solomons’ ocean
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority says more than 600 tonnes of fuel remains on board a ship that is leaking...