Singapore-listed Seatrium has completed the divestment of its US yard, AmFELS, in Brownsville, Texas, to Karpowership after the transaction closed on 30 January. Karpowership, a client of Seatrium, paid SGD 65 million (about EUR 43 million) for the…

China Classification Society (CCS) says onboard carbon capture technology will progress to meet goals of high efficiency, compactness, low energy consumption and low cost while ensuring safe adoption as innovation continues. In April 2025, the IMO’s…

The US Navy destroyer USS Truxtun (DDG-103) returned to Naval Station Norfolk on February 4th after departing for a scheduled independent deployment the previous day, due to a maintenance issue that requires immediate repair. The Arleigh Burke-class…

The Estonia-flagged ferry Baltic Queen is in drydock at Turku Repair Yard in Naantali, Finland, where maintenance is proceeding despite winter temperatures ranging between –10 and –20 °C. Captain Roland Lemendik notes that the cold presents…

During a visit to China, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer highlighted UK-based Anemoi Marine Technologies Ltd. as an example of British innovation in maritime decarbonisation. Anemoi develops Rotor Sails, mechanical wind-assisted propulsion that helps…

Carnival Corporation & plc has signed a global service contract with Evac Group for preventive annual maintenance and lifecycle support of Evac systems across the cruise line’s eight brands. The agreement aims to extend equipment lifetime, improve…

The Maharashtra Government has approved a new policy to turn the Indian state into a major hub for shipbuilding, shiprepair and recycling. The Shipbuilding, Ship Repair, and Ship Recycling Policy 2025 includes capital subsidies, support for skills…

Navantia UK is marking the first anniversary of its acquisition of Harland & Wolff with progress reported across all four UK sites. The group has committed GBP 115 million, equivalent to about EUR 134 million, to modernisation, skills and industrial…