A Taiwan court ordered the captain of a Chinese-linked vessel to pay damages to Chunghwa Telecom over the Tai-Peng 3 subsea cable case, adding a civil compensation order to a three-year prison sentence.
Constanța Port says it has tested a new pilot transfer method designed for embarkation and disembarkation in difficult weather, including winds above force 7 Bft.
Australia has destroyed five foreign fishing vessels under Operation BROADSTAFF as authorities widen illegal fishing enforcement across northern waters and the Torres Strait.
Vard Marine US, Inc. has secured a U.S. Navy contract for market study, concept design and refinement work under the Next Generation Logistics Ship program for the future light replenishment oiler.
Royal Wagenborg’s Carbon Destroyer 1 has arrived in Port Esbjerg after departing Delfzijl and completing North Sea sea trials, marking a new phase for Project Greensand and offshore CO₂ transport.
Japanese companies advanced a hydrogen-fuelled engine programme for large ships after a full-scale two-stroke test achieved more than 95% co-firing at full load. The engine is due for delivery in January 2027.
Carbon Destroyer 1 has completed North Sea sea trials and is moving into final preparations before entering shuttle service for Denmark’s offshore CO₂ storage project.
Windcat Amsterdam has entered European waters as the first Elevation series CSOV, combining hybrid propulsion, hydrogen-ready systems and offshore support capability for up to 120 personnel.
SES and K2 Space are advancing a medium Earth orbit satellite system for shipping, with 28 high-power satellites planned in the first phase for operation by 2030.
