Congestion played no part in Singapore collision, says transport minister
PSA Marine confirms one of its pilots was onboard the dredger at the time of the incident, but was not…
Court gives former superliner United States the heave-ho from Philadelphia dock
Ruling raises the question on whether long-laid up Atlanic speedster will be able to avoid the scrapyard yet again
Bulker Tutor Sinks, Becoming Second Vessel Lost From Houthi Attacks
The bulker Tutor (82,357 dwt) is believed to have gone down overnight in the Red Sea off Eritrea. Officials had…
One Dead in Yacht Capsizing Near Great Barrier Reef
Over the weekend, a sailor was killed off the coast of Queensland when a racing yacht capsized, according to Australian…
Report: U.S. is Going to End Gaza Aid Pier Early, Possibly Within the Month
The much-criticized Gaga aid pier, which has also become a focus on partisan political actions, is reportedly going to be…
Big Deal: Tor Svanes Explains How NAVTOR’s Merger Unlocks Opportunities
NAVTOR’s surprise merger with Voyager Worldwide created a giant in the smart shipping technology niche. Here Tor Svanes, NAVTOR Founder…
PortMiami Launches Shore Power for Cruise Ships After Three-Year Project
PortMiami became the first large U.S. East Coast seaport to have shore power available at five of its terminals, although…
New Organization Seeks to Build Maritime Cyber Security Capabilities
A new group calling itself the International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO) is launching to provide an independent third-party standard…
Report: In Nigeria, Bribery Can Tack $150,000 Onto Cost of One Shipment
The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) has released a comprehensive report on the cost of corrupt port practices in Nigeria, where…
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Joins Methanol Sector with Order for First RoRos
Japan’s Mitsubishi Shipbuilding is joining the emerging group of shipyards capable of building ocean-going methanol-fueled vessels. While the alternative fuel…