Following drydocking at China’s Zhoushan Zhongtian Heavy Industry (ZTHI), Torm Gabriella has rejoined the fleet with upgraded energy-saving technologies, after completing its third special survey (SS3) and CAP1 repairs.

Key measures include a full…

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), MOL Drybulk, Furukawa Electric, and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding have successfully conducted a field trial of the "InfraLaser" system on a vessel's outer hull. The trial, held in December 2024, tested the laser-based rust and…

Businesses owed money by Harland and Wolff (H&W) are set to recover little from the firm’s administration process, with unsecured creditors expected to receive no more than 2p for every pound owed.

The Belfast-based shipbuilder was bought out of…

Germany’s Bredo Dry Docks has provided a dock update of what is going on in its facilities. In Cuxhaven, recent vessel movements have shifted activity across the docks. With the departures of Baltic Split and Helgoland, new projects are underway.…

Damen Shipyards Group has successfully installed selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems on Van Oord’s Nexus, a Damen Offshore Carrier (DOC 8500) used for cable laying in the offshore wind sector. The upgrade, which includes five SCR units – one…

TotalEnergies and Seacor Marine have successfully reduced fuel consumption on the fast support vessel (FSV) Ava J McCall through the installation of Hull Vane technology, improving the vessel's hydrodynamic performance. The technology was retrofitted…

Nexus Energy recently contributed its PowerPack technology to a ground-breaking pilot project at the seaport of Dordrecht, aiming to explore the potential of fully electric dredging operations. In collaboration with Van Oord, ZEDHub, Smart Delta…

Meyer Werft has partnered with Freudenberg e-Power Systems and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) to develop methanol fuel cell technology for cruise vessels. The Zero4Cruise project, which garnered a EUR 18.7 million investment from the German…