In a significant move towards enhancing decarbonization compliance within the shipping industry, the FuelEU Maritime (FEM) regulation introduces stricter greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity requirements, which are set to take effect in January 2025. This new regulation is expected to not only reshape
Over the past six years, the maritime industry has witnessed a significant surge in orders for dual-fuel ships, marking a notable shift towards decarbonization and future-proofing fleets. According to data from Veson Nautical, the proportion of container vessels equipped with dual-fuel engines has
Norway is currently evaluating the introduction of a new, long-range, aerial maritime surveillance drone for its military operations in the high north. This initiative is part of Oslo's broader defense strategy, particularly in light of increasing geopolitical tensions and renewed defense
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In a significant technological advancement aimed at improving supply chain transparency, ZIM has expedited the deployment of its smart container solution. This innovation supports end-to-end tracking, including the critical inland leg of shipments. The smart container solution employs the
In a significant stride toward bolstering its maritime and defense capabilities, Japan recently celebrated the launch of its first Landing Craft Utility (LCU), the Nihonbare. The commissioning ceremony took place on October 29, 2024, at the Naikai Zosen Corporation's Setoda Shipyard in
