Cunard Alters Alaska Cruise Plan After Tracy Arm Landslide
Cunard has announced a change to the itinerary of the Queen Elizabeth after a landslide impacted the Tracy Arm Fjord in Alaska, USA.
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India, Singapore Sign Green Shipping Corridor Deal
ndia and Singapore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor (GDSC) linking the two nations
J-ENG Unveils World’s First Ammonia-Fuelled Engine
J-ENG announces breakthrough in maritime’s decarbonization efforts with completion of world’s first full-scale commercial engine powered by ammonia
US Ends $679M in Funding for Offshore Wind Projects
The US Department of Transportation has revoked or withdrawn $679 million in support previously allocated to 12 offshore wind initiatives.
Protesters Delay P&O's Ventura’s Rotterdam Arrival
Protesters attempted to block P&O Cruises’ ship, Ventura, from docking in Rotterdam, Netherlands on August 24th, 2025.
South Africa Tightens Offshore STS Rules, Hikes Penalties
South Africa rolls out regulatory regime for offshore ship-to-ship transfers, increasing penalties and imposing strict environmental safeguards.
DNV to Advise Kolon Global on 400MW Wando Jangbogo
DNV signs two-year agreement with developer Kolon Global Corporation to act as owner’s engineer for the 400MW Wando Jangbogo offshore wind farm.
CMA CGM Invests in Vanguard to Secure US Bio-LNG
CMA CGM is taking a minority stake in U.S.-based Vanguard Renewables via its PULSE energy fund locking in long-term supplies of renewable natural gas
Hanwha, Hyundai Join Forces on Offshore Wind Projects
Hanwha Ocean forms partnership with Hyundai Engineering & Construction to bolster South Korea’s offshore wind supply chain via joint EPC initiatives
UK Ports to Trial Carbon Capture Tech on Ships
Large black exhaust pipes designed to trap harmful emissions will soon be seen on ships in Europe, thanks to United Kingdom government funding.
Holland America Unveils Coasters from Recycled Carpet
Holland America has introduced a new retail product: a set of coasters crafted from repurposed carpet once installed aboard several of its ships.
Cruise Lines Alter Routes as Hurricane Erin Advances
Cruise lines are continuing to revise itineraries in response to Hurricane Erin, which became a Category 4 storm as it moved across the Atlantic.
Bilbao Port Awards €11.49M Contract for Solar Power Plant
The Port Authority of Bilbao awards €11.49 million contract for the creation and upkeep of a new solar power facility at the Port of Bilbao.
Canada and Nova Scotia Unveil First Offshore Wind Zones
In a step toward advancing renewable energy the Government of Canada and Nova Scotia announced the country’s first offshore wind energy zones.
Carbon Emissions Improve in Shipping Despite Red Sea Crisis
Container shipping records an improvement in carbon efficiency for the first time in over a year, despite ongoing challenges in the Red Sea region