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15.10.2026
World’s First Ammonia-Powered Dry Bulk Carrier Completes Sea TrialsThe Mineral Europa was manufactured at Qingdao Beihai Shipyard in China. It is owned by Belgian shipowner CMB.TECH and powered by a dual-fuel engine capable of using both ammonia and traditional marine fuels. As part of its plans, CMB.TECH intends to commission 21 ammonia-powered vessels to its flee...
01.10.2026
Mega piling ship heads for bridge in BrazilThe vessel CRCC Bridge Piling No 1, the largest of its kind globally, departed Lyusi Port in Nantong, Jiangsu province, on Sunday, bound for Brazil's All Saints Bay (Baia de Todos os Santos) to construct Latin America's largest cable-stayed cross-sea bridge. The vessel will support constru...
03.09.2026
Kongsberg’s New Underwater Sonar Brings AI-Powered Threat DetectionKongsberg is expanding its maritime surveillance beneath the surface with a new sonar system designed to detect, classify, and track underwater threats. The Aegir Subsea Situational Awareness (SSA) features advanced acoustic technology along with an AI-powered virtual sonar operator service that...
27.08.2026
Why are modern terminals replacing outdated software with AI?Fog covers the port channel. A container ship with a capacity of 14,000 TEU is 90 minutes late arriving at the berth. For a terminal operating on a traditional Terminal Operating System (TOS), even such a minor schedule change can disrupt the entire chain of operations. Manual processes take time,...
21.08.2026
HD Hyundai and Siemens Create the Shipyard of the FutureThe next-generation maritime platform is designed to integrate the entire shipbuilding process — from ship design and production to supply chain management, quality control, and maintenance — into a single 3D model-based data environment powered by artificial intelligence and digital tec...
13.08.2026
Sharks Equipped With Sensors Could Help Predict Hurricane IntensityResearchers at the University of Delaware are tagging sharks with small devices that measure temperature, depth and electrical conductivity, which is closely linked to salinity. Ocean conditions can affect how strong a hurricane becomes. Researchers are especially interested in the heat stored in ...