At least 18 killed, hundreds rescued in Philippines ferry sinking
At least 18 people have been killed, and dozens remain unaccounted for after a passenger and cargo ferry sank...
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At least 18 people have been killed, and dozens remain unaccounted for after a passenger and cargo ferry sank...
“Pilot transfers are challenging and potentially hazardous,” says MAIB’s chief inspector of marine accidents, Andrew Moll. His comment comes...
Growth milestones in maritime technology rarely come from a single sector or use case. Reaching 400 customers, with more...
Maritime design house and technical consulting firm BMT is collaborating with South Australia’s Department of Infrastructure and Transport (DIT...
The Institute for Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) has opened its Foreign Non-Governmental Organisations (FNGO) Representative Office in...
UK vessel operators using conventional refrigeration gases face a tightening cost and compliance squeeze as the UK government moves...
Safe Boats International (SBI), which designs and manufactures aluminium boats for military, law enforcement, fire and rescue, and other...
US armed forces have seized a large oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela in an operation that highlights...
There’s a compliance gap that could sink Europe’s green shipping goals, writes Armand Lans from FDR Risk (pictured above)....
A South Korean passenger ferry carrying 267 people ran aground near a small uninhabited islet off the country’s south-west...
UK battery manufacturer Volklec is expanding into the marine sector with a new underwater power system agreement. Volklec has...