The South Korean government announced a broad initiative to encourage the development of eco-friendly shipping as well as to address marine pollution issues. Discussed as part of a broader countrywide economic planning session, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Ministry of Industry jointly...
Five South Korean container shipping companies are establishing the Korean Maritime Movement Alliance (K-Alliance) in an effort to strengthen competitiveness in Southeast Asia. The post South Korea:...
President Donald Trump has vetoed the National Defense Authorization Act for FY2021, the annual policy bill that covers servicemember pay, warship acquisition, weapons research and other basic military operations. The bill has passed every year since the Kennedy administration, and its regularity makes it a...
The South Korean government has presented a new initiative promoting eco-friendly ship technologies. The post South Korea unveils initiative to promote eco-friendly ship technologies appeared first...
Salvors are getting ready to begin the second cut through the hull of the stranded ro/ro Golden Ray, which partially capsized and went aground in St. Simons Sound, Georgia in September 2019. The first cut removed Golden Ray's bow, and it took weeks longer than expected. The...
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The Russian con/ro Sparta III has gotten stuck in the ice in the Arctic waters of Yenisey Gulf, an inlet on the Kara Sea, according to state news outlet TASS. According to TASS, the vessel became caught in the ice on December 13. She ran low...
Edison Chouest Offshore has executed the first long-term contract with an oil and gas company to install a battery-on-board system on a PSV. The post Edison Chouest boasts long-term gig for PSV...
The world of marine salvage is changing quickly on multiple fronts. Ships and projects keep getting bigger, but there aren’t as many casualties. There are fewer well-established companies, but there’s a powerful newcomer. Last but not least, the COVID-19 pandemic has added a layer of...
Japanese shipbuilding majors Imabari Shipbuilding and Japan Marine United Corporation have received approvals from […] The post JMU, Imabari to launch JV firm in 2021 after all clear appeared...
