BIO-UV Group has completed a five-ship ballast water treatment programme with Chantiers de l’Atlantique, supplying BIO-SEA systems for a series of cruise vessels built at the French shipyard in Saint-Nazaire. The latest installation was completed on…

Advanced Polymer Coatings has completed the first application of its MarineLINE tank coating system on a Jones Act vessel at a US shipyard, following the conversion of an articulated tug barge petroleum unit into a chemical carrier at Gulf Marine…

Hydrex has completed a class-approved permanent hull repair on a supply vessel in Rotterdam without requiring drydocking, allowing the ship to remain in service and avoid extended offhire time. The repair involved damage inside a starboard bilge…

The masts of historical UK-flagged vessel HMS Victory were removed over three nights in April as part of a GBP 42 million (EUR 48.21 million) conservation programme, marking the next stage of the National Museum of the Royal Navy’s ten-year…

APCL A&P Falmouth is challenging the award of a refit and maintenance contract for the UK-flagged RRS Sir David Attenborough to Denmark’s Orskov Yard, arguing that the tender process was unfair and wrongly excluded UK shiprepair capability. In an…

The UK-flagged Hebrides has suffered further technical faults almost immediately after leaving the repair yard, extending disruption across CalMac’s west coast network and keeping the 26-year-old ferry out of service until at least the second week of…

Cyclus Marine and Lloyd’s Register have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a more structured approach to responsible ship recycling as demand for end-of-life vessel services rises. The agreement follows the launch of Cyclus Marine,…

Everllence has warned that a slowdown in retrofit activity could leave the IMO’s Net Zero Framework out of reach, even if all newbuildings switch to zero or near-zero fuels by 2030. The engine designer said stalled investment in engine conversions…