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Finland’s Työvene shipyard wins German Navy order

Finnish shipbuilder, Uudenkaupungin Työvene, has won a contract from the German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support, for the design and construction of a personnel transfer vessel (PTV) to work in the…

19.03.2026

Ship Operation

Marlink launches XChange NextGen edge cloud platform

Marlink has launched Xchange NextGen what it calls a single platform that combines connectivity, network management, cyber security, cloud services, and industrial internet of things.

Purpose-designed and built for the shipping industry, is intended…

16.03.2026

Bernhard Schulte Offshore takes delivery of CSOV Windea Carnot

A new twin-stern commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV), Windea Carnot, built by Norway’s Ulstein Verft on behalf of an institutional investor, has been delivered to Bernhard Schulte Offshore. The vessel is the third of three sisters built by…

16.03.2026

Offshore

Electric hydrofoil ferries to use solar power

Swedish hydrofoil technology company, Candela, and Singapore-based renewable energy company, Canoply Power, have teamed up to develop floating charging stations for electric hydrofoil ferries deployed in remote locations. The power will be generated…

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Ship Operation

DNV launches AI-supported maritime rules assistant

DNV’s new RuleAgent has been designed to help the classification society’s shipping clients access rules and standards more easily and quickly. Working in real time, RuleAgent is said to reduce the time needed to research manually to find relevant…

20.03.2026

Green ammonia could soon achieve cost parity with conventional fuels

A study undertaken by marine engine builder, WinGD, and green technology firm, Envision, has revealed that under moderate global regulations, green ammonia could soon achieve cost parity with very low sulphur fuel oil and LNG. The impact of…

13.03.2026

Alfa Laval completes FAT for ammonia fuel supply system

Alfa Laval has completed the factory acceptance test (FAT) for its FCM Ammonia fuel supply system. Together with class certification from China Classification Society, the fuel system is now confirmed as engineered and tested for safe integration…

12.03.2026

ABB powers Oceanco superyachts

ABB is to provide integrated electric power and propulsion systems for two superyachts on order at Netherlands-based yacht builder Oceanco. The two vessels are due for delivery in 2031 and 2032.

The ABB system will combine Azipod® electric…

Dutch yard group Damen said it has signed a memorandum of…

A Japanese consortium comprising trading house Sumitomo plus shipping…

Ship Repair

Seatrium secures long-term cruise repair work from Royal Caribbean Group

Seatrium has secured a long-term agreement with Royal Caribbean Group covering cruise vessel repair, maintenance and upgrade work at its Singapore facilities. The deal extends a partnership established in 2012 and is expected to bring a steady flow…

HJ Heavy Industries moves to acquire Gunsan yard to expand work for US Navy

HJ Heavy Industries is moving to acquire a shipyard in Gunsan (KR) from HD Hyundai Heavy Industries as part of a strategy to expand its shiprepair capacity and target US Navy maintenance work. The deal, agreed by HJ’s largest shareholder Ecoprime…

Harland & Wolff removed from EU recycling list

Harland & Wolff has been removed from the EU’s list of approved ship recycling facilities. Under the EU Ship Recycling Regulation, large EU-flagged vessels must use approved yards for dismantling and recycling. The EU said its approved yards must…