The MaritimeHub Editor

A tragic incident involving a Chinese dredger has led to a significant loss of life, as the death toll from the capsizing has now reached nine. Recovery efforts are ongoing …

Norway’s largest battery-powered ferry, the Hinnøy, begins its delivery run from Turkey, set to revolutionize ferry operations in the Arctic fjord region.

Maritime battery supplier EST-Floattech has successfully expanded its type-approved certifications for the Octopus Series by receiving RINA type approval. This addition complements existing certifications from DNV, Bureau Veritas, and Lloyd’s …

Explore the innovative nuclear-powered shipping initiative utilizing micro modular reactor technology, aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities in remote areas.

Explore the rising demand for LNG in the maritime industry and the challenges of developing adequate bunkering infrastructure to support this transition.

The IMO has recognized seafarers as key workers amid MLC amendments, emphasizing their vital role in global trade and the need for improved welfare and rights.

A Belize-registered dredger, the KSE Hitachi, sank off Tuas, Singapore, with no crew aboard. The Maritime and Port Authority responded swiftly, ensuring safety and ongoing port operations.

The IMO has adopted new guidelines to protect seafarers’ rights and combat substandard shipping practices, addressing the alarming rise in abandonment cases.

Greek shipowners express optimism at the Delphi Economic Forum, believing that tariff impacts will be manageable and that their share of the global fleet will increase.

Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority is set to conduct sea-based LNG bunkering trials in 2025, aiming to enhance its position as a leading hub for alternative marine fuels.