Germany’s defence major TKMS has been selected by the Canadian Government to supply up to twelve submarines to strengthen security, industrial cooperation, and collective defence across the North Atlantic.

The new alliance, which includes Norway,…

Bernhard Schulte Offshore (BSO) has taken delivery of its fourth commissioning service operation vessel (CSOV) from Ulstein within the past year, and the seventh wind service ship of Ulstein design in total.

The Windea Clarke has a hybrid battery…

Kongsberg has signed a contract with an unnamed party to provide latest technologies to protect critical infrastructure. This includes on- and offshore oil and gas installations, communication cables, energy grids, ports, and transportation networks.…

Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam has completed an unusual drydocking project for the Italy-flagged cruise ship AIDAmar, carrying out the vessel’s annual bottom survey while approximately 2,000 passengers remained on board. The 253m-long cruise ship entered…

Researchers at University College London (UCL) have developed a vessel-level climate-risk assessment framework that highlights retrofit potential as a key factor in determining the long-term resilience of shipping assets. The Climate Resilience…

MSR Gryfia is nearing completion of a class survey and repair programme on the Norway-flagged chemical tanker Sten Suomi at its Szczecin facility, with the vessel expected to return to service shortly. The 144-m tanker, owned by Norwegian operator…

Seaspan Corporation and A.P. Moller-Maersk have launched a vessel-efficiency programme worth approximately USD 75 million (EUR 65.70 million) covering 18 container ships on long-term charter to the Danish carrier. The initiative is aimed at improving…