Author name: Nigel Cranworth

The Indian Navy is gearing up for a significant leap in its operational capabilities with the introduction of its Fleet Support Ships (FSS), a new class of large replenishment vessels that promise to redefine how naval logistics are managed at sea. T

Marine technology stands at the crossroads of innovation and sustainability, shaping how we interact with the vast blue expanses that cover our planet. Defined by the European association WEGEMT, this field encompasses a plethora of technologies that

The Baltic Sea is becoming increasingly pivotal in the geopolitical chess game between NATO and Russia, particularly in light of recent events that underscore the vulnerability of undersea infrastructure. On November 18, just hours after two communic

The World Maritime Technology Conference (WMTC) is gearing up for its 2024 edition, and this time it’s setting sail in Chennai, India. Scheduled for December 4-6, this gathering promises to be a melting pot of ideas, innovation, and collaboration. Or

As tensions simmer in northern Europe, NATO has taken decisive action with the launch of one of its largest naval exercises in the region, dubbed ‘Freezing Winds.’ This 12-day drill, featuring a formidable fleet of 30 vessels and 4,000 military perso

The maritime industry stands on the brink of a transformative shift as advancements in carbon capture and storage technology pave the way for more efficient and cost-effective solutions. The recent announcement from Japan’s NYK Group and Knutsen NYK

The maritime industry is at a pivotal crossroads, grappling with the pressing need to slash greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while simultaneously ensuring operational efficiency. The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) ambitious mandate to cut

In a significant leap for ocean technology, Plymouth-based ZERO USV has snagged the title of Tech Company of the Year at the 2024 Tech South West Awards. This accolade isn’t just a shiny trophy for the shelf; it’s a testament to the company’s relentl

The maritime landscape is changing, and the UK government is feeling the heat. As organized crime syndicates probe for weaknesses in border security, traditional methods like manned boats and helicopters are proving inadequate. Matthew Ratsey, MD of

Norway’s recent decision to halt plans for deep-sea mining marks a pivotal moment in the global conversation surrounding oceanic resource extraction. The announcement, delivered by Kirsti Bergstoe, leader of the green left-wing SV party, signals a si