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The cruise industry is preparing for the launch of three large cruise ships before the end of the year each fueled with liquified natural gas. It is p...

Research is continuing to expand on the potential of fuel cells to meet the power challenges for the next generation of ocean shipping. In the latest...

Disney Cruise Line reveals Disney Treasure as the name for its next new ship, new renderings on its private destination in the Bahamas, and sailings to Australia and New Zealand.

Freudenberg e-Power Systems has received type approval by classification society RINA for the methanol-powered fuel cell system.

Ocean Residences' Njord is planned to become the world’s first superyacht to be 100% powered by carbon-neutral methanol.

Freudenberg has received Type Approval by the international classification society RINA for its methanol-powered fuel cell system for ocean-going shipping. Converting commercial ships on the high seas to CO2-neutral drive systems is a huge challenge. One important factor is the range requirement of the individual ship types. This must be...

After the sad passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we look back at her connection with the cruise industry as godmother to several vessels.

More than one hundred passengers booked on the Genting Dream cruise ship operated by Resorts World Cruises were stranded after an overbooking issue.

On 27 August, the new cruise ship Arvia being built for P&O Cruises left Meyer Werft's covered building dock in Papenburg, Germany.

The former Celebrity cruise ship, most recently known as Horizon arrives at the Aliaga ship-breaking facility for scrapping.