Author name: Nigel Cranworth

The selection of LeeWay Marine as the vessel manager for the Ocean Exploration Trust’s E/V Nautilus marks a pivotal moment for ocean exploration. This partnership is not just about keeping a ship afloat; it’s about steering the future of marine resea

The recent announcement from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) marks a pivotal moment for marine technology and environmental resilience in the Tampa Bay area. With a hefty $13.9 million awarded to a consortium that includes

Shipwrecks are more than mere remnants of the past; they are time capsules that encapsulate the stories of human endeavor, tragedy, and resilience. As James P. Delgado, a preeminent maritime archaeologist, aptly puts it, “The biggest museum we have s

The Submarine Sonar Sensor Market is carving out a significant niche in maritime technology, playing an integral role in marine exploration, environmental monitoring, and defense. Sonar sensors are not just fancy gadgets; they are the lifeblood of un

The maritime industry stands at a pivotal crossroads, and the upcoming 3rd CSN Greece Shipping ICT Conference promises to be a beacon of insight into how artificial intelligence and digital technologies are reshaping the landscape. With the theme “Na

The recent announcement from the Department of Commerce and NOAA, recommending a hefty $54.3 million in awards to four organizations, marks a significant shift in how we approach coastal resilience and the burgeoning Blue Economy. U.S. Secretary of C

The recent 7th Association of African Maritime Administrators (AAMA) Conference in Dar es Salaam marks a significant turning point for the continent’s maritime landscape. With the backdrop of increasing global emphasis on technology, innovation, and

The recent grant awarded to the National Subsea Centre (NSC) and PlanSea marks a pivotal moment in the realm of subsea decommissioning. This initiative, backed by the Scottish Funding Council and Scottish Enterprise, aims to develop an optimization s

Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) is making waves in the maritime sector, and it’s not just because of their cutting-edge technology. The company recently snagged a whopping $3 million in purchase order commitments for their Wave Adaptive Modular Vessel

The recent extension of permission for the Adani Group’s Krishnapatnam Port to import petroleum until March 1, 2026, marks a significant development in India’s maritime landscape. The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has made this decision i