Danish fast ferry operator, Molslinjen, has ordered a third high-speed electric ferry at Incat Tasmania. The 129m-long battery-electric vessel will join two others that are already being built at the shipyard in Hobart.

The ferries will be deployed…

Swiss-based WinGD has unveiled details of a new dual-fuel LNG engine, the X-DF-HP, its first high-pressure unit developed specifically for the high-power requirements of the ultra-large container ship (ULCS) sector. The first engines, scheduled to be…

Netherlands-based Windcat, a subsidiary of CMB.TECH, has ordered the first of what could become six new multipurpose accommodation support vessels (MP-ASVs) from Damen Shipyards Group.

The ‘Innovation Series’, as the ships will be known, combine the…

Spanish shipbuilder Gondan has won a contract from Østensjø Rederi to build what will be the Norwegian company’s most powerful tug yet. The 50m-long vessel, with a bollard pull of 150 tonnes, is designed for the most challenging of operations…

DNV’s latest White Paper on methanol in shipping reports that the fuel has reached a high level of technical maturity and is increasingly supported by existing infrastructure, but wider uptake still depends on regulatory and economic drivers. More…

Samsung Heavy Industries has expanded its links with the US shipbuilding sector through a three-way agreement with Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering’s DSEC unit and the US repair yard Nassco, part of General Dynamics. The move follows…

ASRY and Fincantieri have signed an industrial cooperation agreement intended to expand their work in shipbuilding and repair across Bahrain and the wider Gulf. The deal was concluded during the 46th Gulf Cooperation Council Summit in the presence of…

Wärtsilä has outlined four industry trends it expects to define shipping in 2026, highlighting the need for long-term planning, flexible decarbonisation pathways and stronger digital integration. The company says owners are moving from piecemeal…