In a monumental stride towards a greener maritime landscape, EODev, the French innovator in hydrogen fuel cell solutions, has just snagged the coveted Type Approval Certification (TAC) from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) for its REXH2® marine
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Fugro has just snagged a massive five-year contract from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for hydrographic survey services. This isn’t just any contract; it’s a big deal, extending a 25-year partnership that’s already made w
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The maritime industry has been buzzing with change since September, when SIRE 2.0 was introduced. This isn’t your granddaddy’s inspection system; it’s a dynamic, real-time assessment of vessel operations that’s shaking up the status quo. Fabian Fusse
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NYK’s recent Dry Bulk Safety Conference in Athens marked a significant step forward in the maritime industry’s ongoing quest for safer ship operations. With 87 participants from 46 Greek shipowners and related companies, the event underscored the imp
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The maritime industry stands at a crucial crossroads, and the introduction of the Safety Human Incident & Error Learning Database (SHIELD) could very well redefine how safety is approached in shipping. Developed through a collaborative effort under t
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The ocean sector is navigating through a pivotal moment, driven by an urgent demand for decarbonization. While long-haul shipping remains the heavyweight champion of emissions, smaller commercial and coastal vessels are increasingly under the spotlig
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The Canadian Coast Guard College has carved out a remarkable legacy over the last sixty years, positioning itself as a cornerstone of maritime training in Canada. Celebrating this milestone on January 24, the College reflects on its rich history whil
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The recent 2025 Polar Maritime Seminar hosted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) underscores an urgent call for safety and security in the increasingly vital polar shipping routes. Held in collaboration with Norway’s Arctic Council Chai
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A recent study has shone a spotlight on the English literacy skills of graduates from the Maritime Institute Jakarta, known locally as STIP Jakarta. Conducted by Marudut Bernadtua Simanjuntak, the research dives deep into the proficiency levels of de
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Recent research spearheaded by Damoyanto Purba from the Maritime Institute of Jakarta has shed light on a crucial aspect of maritime education in Indonesia—English literacy among graduates from STIP Jakarta. This study, published in the Journal of In
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