29 Nov Salvors Remove Historic Tugboat That Sank and Spilled Oil in Washington
Salvors have completed the delicate task of deconstructing and removing the debris of a World War II-era wooden hull tugboat that sank at the Bremert...
Salvors have completed the delicate task of deconstructing and removing the debris of a World War II-era wooden hull tugboat that sank at the Bremert...
IMO regulation alone cannot spur the trillions of dollars needed to decarbonise shipping, according to Lloyd’s Register CEO Nick Brown:...
Explosive gas atmospheres are a constant consideration in the design and operation of ships, FPSOs and offshore platforms. From cargo pump rooms to v...
MSC’s ascent rewrites power balance and risk in container shipping | Russia says sanctions prevented it from paying IMO dues |...
Ukrainian forces hit the Russian port of Novorossiysk with another long-range drone and missile strike overnight Monday, prompting a massive air defe...
Political heat on Russian gas is unlikely to freeze Arctic LNG flows | Cash-strapped fraud investigations ‘outsourced’ to the press...
A father and his son have been sentenced to brief, suspended prison terms for helping a crime group to import heroin into the UK in 2023. The consign...
Reflections from Tokyo: when policies move faster than ships | P&I cheaper than 30 years ago, insists Gard’s Roppestad |...
The government of New Zealand is displeased with a semi-independent territory, the Cook Islands, which has outsourced its maritime registry to a priv...
NYK holds back from Red Sea as president Soga warns security ‘far from ideal’ | Banks in ‘race to the...