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Alfa Laval has just dropped a bombshell in the maritime decarbonization game, securing an order for the world’s first marine boiler system designed to safely incinerate ammonia emissions. This isn’t just a step forward; it’s a giant leap, and it’s ha

In the bustling heart of Nigeria’s transportation sector, a silent revolution is brewing, and it’s not just about paving roads or building bridges. The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has stepped into the spotlight, becoming the unsung he

In the bustling halls of Nor-Shipping 2025, Oslo, a significant chapter in maritime collaboration unfolded. India and Norway, two nations with a shared passion for the sea, are doubling down on their partnership in green and digital maritime technolo

Maersk Training has just thrown its hat into the ring with a bang, opening a spanking new Maritime & Safety Training Facility at Fletcher Technical Community College in Houma, Louisiana. This isn’t just a new building; it’s a statement of intent, a c

In a move that’s set to ripple through the maritime industry, Singapore and France have just upped their maritime game. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and France’s Directorate General for Maritime Affairs, Fisheries and Aquacultur

Buckle up, maritime enthusiasts, because Singapore and France have just thrown down the gauntlet with an Enhanced Maritime Partnership Agreement that’s set to send ripples through the industry. This isn’t just about shaking hands and signing papers;

In the vast, unforgiving expanse of the Atlantic, Robbie Roberge’s quick thinking and training saved his crew from a fiery end. Last August, as flames licked up the walls of his fishing vessel, Three Girls, Roberge sprang into action. He’d learned th

In a move that’s set to ripple through the maritime industry, Ali Akbar Marzban, PMO board member and Deputy for Maritime Affairs, dropped a bombshell at the Northern Pilots’ Conference in Gilan Province. He announced an initiative to revise guidelin

Alright, listen up, maritime industry folks. We’re about to take a detour from the usual shipping lanes and dockside drama to chat about something that’s been shaking up the geology world—and trust me, it’s got implications for us all. We’re talking

Giovanni Tuapin, President of Intership Crew Philippines, didn’t mince words at the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum. He laid out a stark truth: the maritime industry is changing faster than a tide coming in, and seafarer training needs to keep up. While