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Solstad Offshore has teamed up with Wartsila to find appropriate solutions to minimise the carbon footprint of its 90 vessel fleet.

Using the latest thematic insights from GlobalData, Peter Nilson looks at the state of the cruise industry.

New legislation has come into place for UK seafarers, tightening safety for those working in enclosed spaces on board vessels.

CCS and DNV have granted approval in principle (AiP) certificates to a methanol-powered very large crude carrier (VLCC) ship design.

A luxury car carrying vessel has caught fire off the coast of Portugal's Azores islands while crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

Since the beginning of 2021, the top ten most expensive port projects have a combined cost of around $22bn.

FKAB Marine Design has obtained approval in principle (AiP) from classification society RINA for its hydrogen-powered MR Tanker.

Norwegian company Northern Xplorer has recently revealed a new, environmentally friendly cruise ship design. 

Rolls-Royce has secured an order to deliver its new generation mtu Series 2000 engines for the Westport 125 yacht.

NYK Line has partnered with PowerX, which develops new businesses using large-capacity batteries and power-transmission technologies.