Kaiko Systems has launched Shore Reports, a new digital inspection tool designed for vessel superintendents and shore managers. The platform replaces manual workflows with a mobile app and dashboard that deliver structured inspection data in real…

Orskov Yard has completed a fast turnaround repair on the cement carrier Shetland by removing and restoring its damaged bow thruster blades without drydocking. The Dutch flagged vessel was built in 2019 and is owned by JT Cement AS with technical…

ASRY has launched a major solar energy project at its Bahrain yard with the support of Bapco Energies and in partnership with Kanoo CleanMax Renewables. The development will be the largest solar installation in the ship repair and shipbuilding…

An immigration raid on a battery plant in Georgia, and the subsequent arrest, detainment and deportation of South Korean contract workers, has become an embarrassment for the Trump administration at a time when the US is looking to Korean assistance…

Wärtsilä will deliver a fully integrated electric propulsion system with waterjets for two high-speed catamaran ferries ordered by Danish operator Molslinjen. The ferries are being built at the Incat shipyard in Tasmania. They will be fully…

After decades of decline, British naval shipyards are seeing their strongest revival in decades, with Norway ordering new warships from the UK for the first time since 1899. Its GBP 10 billion contract for five Type 26 frigates will be fulfilled at…

Florida-based Seascour has secured a second contract to supply its EPA-certified organic marine descaler to the Wilfred Sykes, the 1949-built steam bulk freighter operated by Central Marine Logistics. The latest application saw Seascour used to clean…