C-Quip launches commercial marine equipment website
C-Quip Marine Equipment has launched a new website, which will act as a dedicated online platform for the commercial...
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Fuel strategies shift amid market volatility
As volatility in energy markets pushes operators to rethink how they power their fleets, BAR Technologies – a spin-off...
New maritime scholarship aims to fast-track green ship design innovation
Thordon Bearings and the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) have joined forces to establish a new...
Candela raises €30m to build new factory as production increases
Electric vessel manufacturer Candela has raised €30m in a funding round to expand its production capacity, including the construction...
TMS signs European distribution partnership
Specialist marine trade distributor Technical Marine Supplies (TMS) has signed a distribution agreement with FT Technologies to supply the company’s FT...
Lloyd’s Register approves graphene hull coating promising up to 10% fuel savings
GIT Coatings has received type approval and technical assurance from Lloyd’s Register (LR) for its graphene-based foul-release hull coating,...
Oil tankers hit, GPS spoofed and ships stranded: confusion spreads across Strait of Hormuz
As of 13 March 2026, at least six or seven vessels – including oil tankers – have been struck...
Ancora Group appoints new CEO
Ancora Group, a UK marine and coastal infrastructure specialist, has appointed Simon Light as group chief executive officer. He...
Rob Loder appointed as chief inspector of marine accidents
Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has appointed Rob Loder as its new chief inspector, succeeding Andrew Moll OBE, who...
GT Wings secures Lloyd’s Register verification for AirWing sea trials
GT Wings, the manufacturer of wind propulsion systems to the commercial shipping industry, has secured Lloyd’s Register verification of...
Shipping’s carbon chaos means fragmented rules may stall decarbonisation
Carbon schemes in shipping were meant to accelerate decarbonisation. Instead, they’re becoming a maze. As regional emissions schemes multiply...
