MAN approves all marine engines for renewable diesel
MAN has approved all marine engines from its current product range for use with renewable diesel fuel, meaning customers...
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UNESCO to ensure 100% of coastal communities are ‘tsunami ready’ by 2030
UNESCO is to reveal a new global programme to ensure 100 per cent of coastal communities will be ‘tsunami...
Cornish sailing school wins major tourism award
Mylor Sailing & Powerboat School and its charitable arm Mylor Sailability have struck gold in the VisitEngland Awards for...
British coastguard blocks former RNLI boat from rescuing migrants
A former RNLI rescue ship has reportedly been blocked from rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean by British Coastguard officials. ...
World Shipping Council report shows 18% rise in containers lost at sea
Over the last two years, there has been a ‘worrying’ break in the downward trend for losses, with the...
Candela unveils first flying electric ferry
Swedish electric boat manufacturer Candela has revealed pictures of its new P-12 Shuttle, which will hit Stockholm’s waters for...
Helly Hansen and RNLI hold lifejacket clinic at Round the Island Race
Outdoor clothing brand Helly Hansen has announced the return of its annual lifejacket clinic today (24 June), in partnership...
Canadian lake hosts zombie-themed scuba diving event
A ‘zombie apocalypse’ has descended on Clear Lake in Wainwright, Canada, with the survivors earning an officially recognised diving...
Garmin releases SS3i marine speakers
Garmin has released details of its new Fusion Signature Series 3i marine speakers, which feature speakers, subwoofers and wake...
Dates announced for 2023 Palma Int’l Boat Show
The dates for the next edition of the Palma International Boat Show (PIBS) have been confirmed as 27-30 April,...
MAIB warns about modifications, and liferafts, as two investigations published
“Modifications, unless properly planned, can significantly erode a vessel’s margin of stability,” says Andrew Moll, chief inspector of marine...
