Abiy Ahmed: We strengthened our military capabilities and expanded training to include the sea
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced the expansion of military training to maritime capabilities, emphasizing the country’s advancements in technology and preparedness to protect regional stability.
China amps up electric ships in push to decarbonise waterways, leverage EV prowess
China is enhancing its electric shipping capabilities as part of a broader effort to decarbonise its waterways and leverage its expertise in electric vehicle technology.
Swedish startup shrinks electric boat motor tenfold
Swedish startup Zparq has developed a revolutionary electric boat motor that reduces size while enhancing performance, aiming for emission-free movement in maritime transport.
Q&A: New acquisition in the defense sector and dual use technology – Expansion into defense tech
Quality and Reliability is expanding into the defense sector by acquiring a 51% stake in MTIS S.A., investing close to 2.66 million euros in the maritime and dual-use technology market.
Latsco in the EMSA Study on Decarbonization
Latsco Shipping Limited has announced its participation in a carbon capture technology study commissioned by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA).
Q&A: New acquisition in the defense sector and dual-use technology – Expansion into defense tech
Quality and Reliability is investing in dual-use technology and the defense sector by acquiring a 51% stake in MTIS S.A., which specializes in maritime and dual-use technology.
Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum starts tomorrow in Limassol
The 9th Annual Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum, featuring DNV's Leonidas Karystios, aims to be a focal point for maritime dialogue in the Eastern Mediterranean.
CONVOY 2026: Nuclear Technology in Focus
The article discusses the emergence of nuclear technology as a potential solution for clean and efficient energy in shipping, with a focus on the CONVOY 2026 training program by CORE POWER.
Satellite Technology for Saving Lives at Sea: Pollux Tech at ESA's Business Incubator in Greece
Pollux Tech, a Greek deep-tech and space-tech company focused on maritime safety, has joined the European Space Agency's Business Incubator in Greece to develop innovative satellite-based technology for locating people in distress at sea.
Almi Marine-Two new Ultramax bulk carriers
Almi Marine has contracted the construction of two next-generation Ultramax bulk carriers, set for delivery in 2029, to enhance its fleet with advanced technology and compliance with future environmental regulations.
Against noise and jammers: Baltic Sea ships will start communicating with lasers
French and Lithuanian companies are collaborating to implement a secure, interference-resistant laser communication system for ships in the Baltic Sea.
Collaboration for the digitization of Sea Pioneer's fleet
Sea Pioneer Corporation is partnering with Propulsion Analytics and NeptuneZero to enhance the digitization of its fleet operations.
Foreign Crew Members on Coastal Vessels Receive 24-Hour Remote Medical Support at Sea
The South Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is expanding a 24-hour free remote medical support service for foreign crew members on coastal vessels, utilizing advanced maritime communication technology.
Climate-Damaging Shipping: Technology-Neutral Tankers Are Not on Climate Course
A report for the Bundestag examines how maritime trade can become climate-neutral, revealing that countries like the USA are impeding progress.
Drone stealth and amphibious assault ships: here is the new Chinese military combo
The Chinese Navy is developing an innovative combination of maritime and autonomous capabilities that could reshape the balance of power in the Western Pacific, centered around the new-generation Type 076 ‘Sichuan’ amphibious assault ship equipped with electromagnetic catapults.
Rigid Safety Models Lead Ships to Grounding
Researchers from Tallinn University of Technology highlight that current rigid safety models fail to account for the uncertainties at sea, contributing to an increase in maritime accidents despite technological advancements.
Wärtsilä expands its production capacity in Vaasa – a 140 million investment to meet growing energy demand
Wärtsilä is investing 140 million euros to expand its production in Vaasa's Sustainable Technology Hub, increasing capacity by 35% to address the rapidly growing demands in energy and maritime markets.
Shipping: Opportunity for Greek Defense Technology
Greece is advancing its role in the European defense and shipbuilding industry through the innovative Unmanned Semi-fixed Sea Platforms for maritime Surveillance (USSPS) program, as highlighted by CEO Antonis Peppas.
Shipping: Opportunity for Greek Defense Technology
The USSPS program aims to enhance Greece's role in the European defense and shipbuilding chain through innovative maritime surveillance technology, as discussed by CEO Antonis Peppas.