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…
Divers Recover Fifth Body From Wreckage of Baltimore’s Key Bridge
Divers have recovered a fifth body from the wreckage of the Francis Key Bridge, bringing the number of missing people…
Trafigura Joins Pioneers Ordering Ammonia-Fueled Vessels from HD Hyundai
Global commodities trader Trafigura group is joining the growing list of pioneers committing to ammonia-fueled vessels. The company has ordered…
Crack in Tanker’s Hull Causes Largest Oil Spill in Ceuta Port History
Spanish authorities at the port of Ceuta on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar declared contained what they…
ECB should start cutting rates in June if inflation keeps falling, De Cos says
The European Central Bank should start cutting interest rates in June if inflation continues its gradual decline as expected, European…
German economy skirts recession, helped by construction and exports
The German economy skirted a recession at the start of the year, growing more than expected thanks to the construction…
More Fed officials ready to say goodbye to low-rate world
A growing number of Federal Reserve officials don’t see a return to the ultra-low interest rates that prevailed before the…