Global Maritime News: Shipping, Offshore Technology & Markets

Eliminating the traditional sterntube could reduce construction costs, create additional space on board and remove a major source of oil pollution risk according to Thordon Bearings. But while shipowners see

For 70 years, Schaller Automation has built its business around protecting large engines from crankcase explosions. Now the company is expanding that expertise into condition monitoring, connected systems and predictive

From sensor fusion to real-time data sharing, Orca AI is bringing AI into everyday navigation. But complex situations still test what the technology can, and cannot, do. In this episode

What started as a Norwegian research initiative is becoming an internationally adopted design framework for maritime user interfaces. In this episode, Janne Silden speaks with Professor Kjetil Nordby from the

The questions remain the same: Which technologies will shape shipping? Ten years after the first Maritime Future Summit, many of those future predictions are now reality. In this episode of

As geopolitical tensions rise and more vessels operate with switched-off or manipulated AIS signals, maritime surveillance is entering a new era. What was once primarily a matter of tracking vessel

Over the past decade, TGE Marine has transformed from a specialist in gas carriers into a multi-gas, multi-application engineering partner. That evolution reflects not only the company’s own ambitions, but

Environmental regulation is increasingly becoming a commercial factor in shipping. What was once largely viewed as a compliance obligation is now influencing fuel strategies, operational decisions and financial performance. In

High-frequency data has become a central element in discussions around ship performance, fuel efficiency and digitalization. At the same time, its practical value depends on how it is applied and

Safe ship operation is not determined by regulation alone. It is shaped by how requirements are applied under real-world conditions, where crewing levels, workload and operational pressures interact. In this