Conflict, high borrowing costs clip growth in EBRD regions, report says
Two wars and high borrowing costs have trimmed expected growth in countries covered by the European Bank for Reconstruction and…
Gaza Maritime Aid Pier Installed and Ready to Begin Deliveries
The American-led maritime aid corridor to the Gaza Strip is about to start operation, according to U.S. officials. about 1,000…
Survey: Better Connectivity is Turning Ships into "Floating Offices"
A new study prepared by consultancy Thetius for Inmarsat suggests that ships are becoming remote offices, thanks to improved access…
Chinese Spy Malware Found in European Shipping Companies’ Systems
A prominent cybersecurity consultancy has spotted signs of Chinese hacking intrusions in the European cargo shipping industry, the latest in…
Two Stena Superfast RoRos Next Up for Methanol Conversions
Two of Stena Line’s fast RoRos operating between Southland and Northern Ireland have been selected for the company’s planned methanol…
“Steel in the Water” for Next Two Large U.S. Offshore Wind Farms
Two of the larger offshore wind farms planned for the U.S. East Coast have each gotten underway with their offshore…
Admiral: Red Sea Crisis Shows Need for Low-Cost Air Defense
Navy vessels have been plying the Red Sea since December as part of Operation Prosperity Guardian, a U.S.-led, multinational coalition…
Eastern Shipbuilding Starts Next Phase of Infrastructure Expansion
Florida-based Eastern Shipbuilding Group has begun the second phase of a series of investments in its waterfront infrastructure, supporting a…
Video: Decommissioned Tanker Catches Fire Anchored off Trinidad
Port officials are calling it an accident after a decommissioned oil tanker caught fire anchored at the Port of Port…
Harland & Wolff Denies Reports Government Will Reject Financial Rescue Loan
Harland & Wolff Group, the continuation of the storied 160-plus-year-old Northern Ireland shipbuilder, is adamantly denying reports in the British…