Author name: Nigel Cranworth

Rhianna Raymond’s journey into the world of offshore wind energy is a testament to the power of education and mentorship. Initially hesitant, she credits her biology teacher, Mr. Joseph Savasta, for nudging her toward the KidWind Offshore Wind Academ

The recent detonation of 50 kilograms of explosives next to the decommissioned frigate ‘Karlsruhe’ in the Baltic Sea has sparked a wave of discussion about the future of naval warfare and the German Navy’s evolving strategies. The footage, which has

At the SMM in Hamburg, Woodward is making waves with its cutting-edge fuel injection systems tailored for the burgeoning P2X fuels market, including methanol and ammonia. This isn’t just a showcase; it’s a bold statement about the future of maritime

The Jakarta provincial government is making waves with its latest initiative to harness geographic information system (GIS) technology for marine ecosystem monitoring. This move signifies a crucial step forward in ensuring that Jakarta’s waters are n

The Kerala Maritime Board is set to make waves with a groundbreaking project aimed at introducing remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for undersea exploration. This initiative, rooted in a public-private partnership (PPP) model, is not merely a step fo

The recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) and Lotus Wireless Private Limited marks a pivotal moment in the Indian maritime landscape. This partnership aims to introduce hydrogen fuel cell technology,

Film-Ocean has made a significant move with the appointment of Merv New as its new Chief Executive Officer, a decision that’s already sending ripples through the offshore industry. New’s extensive experience, spanning over three decades in the offsho

The shipping industry stands on the brink of a seismic shift, one that is fueled by innovations in naval architecture, green technology, and digital advancements. This transformation, as articulated by Christopher J. Wiernicki, Chairman and CEO of AB

The recent AUKUS exercises off the New South Wales coast have thrown a spotlight on the future of autonomous maritime technology, and it’s clear that the stakes are high. For three weeks, military personnel from Australia, the United States, and the

The maritime world is buzzing with anticipation as the International Hydrographic Organization’s Singapore Innovation and Technology Laboratory (IHO-Singapore Lab) embarks on groundbreaking trials aboard the Italian Navy’s training ship, Amerigo Vesp