Incat Tasmania is to build two 129m-long battery-electric ferries for Denmark’s Molslinjen. Powered by 45-MW batteries, the vessels will be deployed on the Kattegat service between Jutland and Zealand. Construction will begin within the next few…

Singapore’s Seatrium Limited will soon deliver the first in a series of purpose-built floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel to the Brazilian national oil company, Petrobras. The sailaway ceremony of Petrobras 78 (P-78) took place…

Tallinn Shipyard has completed the modernisation of its long-serving Floating Dock No. 2, with Norwegian tanker Fjordstraum becoming the first vessel lifted into the renovated facility last week for an intermediate survey.

The 99m-long, 16m-wide…

Cortec has released a set of practical tips to help vessel operators and crews tackle the persistent issue of anchor chain corrosion – an inevitable challenge in the harsh marine environment.

Anchor chains, often coated with paint or galvanisation,…

Seventeen small shipyards across 12 US states have received a total of USD 8.75 million in funding through the US Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) Small Shipyard Grant Program for 2025.

This year’s awards include USD 427,000 to Master Boat Builders…

The ice-class RoRo vessel Trans Hav has resumed operations following a major conversion and yard stay in Klaipeda, marking a key milestone in owner Sea-Cargo AS’s hybrid retrofit programme.

Once freshly refurbished, Trans Hav returned to Husøy to…