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Japanese feeder operator Imoto Lines has partnered with Japanese technology company Marindows to build a zero-emission boxship with swappable batteries.

Imoto Lines and Marindows, as a first step in transforming the future of domestic maritime shipping, will build the next generation of zero-emission d...

 A Japanese consortium made up of coastal shipping company Imoto Lines and marine software company Marindows is launching a government-backed effort t...

Achieves zero CO2 emissions not only during operation but also within ports and while docked

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, will participate in the Joint Technological Development Program for the Demonstration of Fully Autonomous Ships under the MEGURI 2040 Fully Autonomous Ship Project(1) ...

Japan's maritime industry is taking significant strides towards the full-scale commercialization of fully autonomous ships.

On Wednesday, a Japanese cargo ship struck and sank a fishing vessel in the Seto Inland Sea, on the approaches to Osaka. The Imoto Lines container fe...

On Wednesday, a Japanese cargo ship struck and sank a fishing vessel in the Seto Inland Sea, on the approaches to Osaka. The Imoto Lines container fe...

A Japanese consortium has completed a sea trial of autonomous sailing using a large commercial coastal car ferry, in a voyage from the Tomakomai Port to the Oarai Port.

A Japanese ferry reportedly set a new record for the longest and furthest autonomous navigation as p...