GAO: U.S. Navy Could Learn From Commercial Shipbuilders’ Standards
The U.S. Navy is struggling to get its next generation of surface combatants and submarines built on time and on…
Belgium and Namibia to Develop Africa’s First Hydrogen Ship, Infrastructure
Partners from Belgium and the African nation of Namibia mapped out a plan to develop the continent’s hydrogen infrastructure for…
Video: Ukraine Hits Another Russian Refinery in Long-Distance Strike
Despite disapproval from the White House, Ukraine continues its campaign of attacks on refineries deep within the Russian heartland. It…
Two U.S. Offshore Wind Farms Gear Up for Construction Despite Challenges
Two of the largest U.S. offshore wind farms are moving forward into their construction phase as the industry continues to…
Houthis Escalate Threats Against Shipping Launching “Fourth Stage”
The leader of the Houthi movement called for a further escalation of the attacks on shipping citing the potential attack…
Salvors Remove Sections of Bridge from Dali Preparing for Bigger Lifts
In its latest update, the Unified Command highlights that the salvors are preparing for the removal of the piece of…
With Nord Stream Shut, Gazprom Posts its Biggest Lost in Two Decades
State natural gas company Gazprom was once a major source of income for the Russian government, earning tens of billions…
Höegh LNG Strikes Deal to Deploy FSRU Hoegh Galleon in Egypt
Norway-based Höegh LNG has made an agreement with Australian Industrial Energy (AIE) and Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) for…
Van Oord’s Heavy-Lift Installation Vessel Gets Major Upgrade
Van Oord’s Svanen vessel has received a major upgrade which increased its total height to 125 meters, making it one…
Iran Says Crew of Israel-Linked Ship Freed
Iran has released the crew of a seized Portuguese-flagged ship linked to Israel, but remains in control of the vessel…