Maritime

Turkish conglomerate Ciner Group is back in the spotlight with another big move in shipping, this time linked to a...

This week’s “Splash Wrap” reflects a shipping industry that is clearly under sustained tension, with multiple pressure points emerging at...

Euroseas is continuing to expand its modern containership fleet while bringing new financial partners into its growth strategy.  The Nasdaq-listed Greek shipowner has announced the...

Frontline is continuing to cash in on the strong tanker market while pushing ahead with a major fleet renewal strategy. ...

Peter Georgiopoulos is stepping back into the VLCC arena in a big way.  The veteran Greek shipowner, known for building major tanker platforms through General Maritime and later...

The U.S.-based ocean carrier Matson is seeing a noticeable shift in cargo flows as rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions...

TGS has secured two new offshore survey contracts in the Norwegian North Sea, further reinforcing its strong activity in the region’s seismic data market.  The first contract covers a 4D streamer survey for an unnamed client. A Ramform Titan-class vessel is expected to mobilise for the project at the end of July, with operations planned to last around 45 days.  The...

A recent LinkedIn post from a chief officer, shared after completing a Sexual Harassment – Awareness and Prevention course through...

Quartermaster has raised $43m in a Series A funding round to accelerate the development of what it describes as the...

SRC Group and Energy Transfer have teamed up in a move that could quietly change how ships manage onboard energy consumption, with a focus on heating and cooling systems that are often overlooked in decarbonisation debates.  The partnership is aimed at bringing electric heat pump technology into mainstream maritime use, both for new vessels and for retrofits, replacing traditional oil-fired boilers and chillers used for heating and cooling onboard.  Under the agreement, SRC...