New year - new ideas. Look Ahead Part 2
What’s in store for the maritime industry in 2026? We spoke to people across the sector to find out what their predictions are.
SEAM AS goes for gold
SEAM AS, a leading international provider of low- and zero-emission automation and propulsion systems for marine applications, is to sponsor the conference venue and catering at Seawork 2026.
Defence as an engine for growth – Seawork Insights
Join the next Seawork Insight webinar to explore how the commercial workboat industry can further strengthen the UK’s defence supply chain, foster innovation, and support high-value jobs
Advancing subsea operations with modular UUVs
Grounded in its prior success with Phantom 1, a compact AUV built for the US Navy, Dynautics recently scaled the design for a new project.
Matching the growth in aquaculture
Inverlussa Marine Services has taken delivery of its latest major investment, a new 25 metre hybrid aquaculture support vessel designed by Macduff Ship Design.
Keel laying ceremony for first-in-series MPV
First-in-series Multi-Purpose Vessel (MPV) 4916 keel has been laid at the Albwardy Damen shipyard in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Conflict and fire: why salvage operations are getting harder
Reluctant ports, container ship fires and conflict zones are complicating salvage operations, forcing risky offshore cargo transfers, delaying repairs and exposing crews, cargo owners and responders.
Conflict and fire: why salvage operations are getting harder
Reluctant ports, container ship fires and conflict zones are complicating salvage operations, forcing risky offshore cargo transfers, delaying repairs and exposing crews, cargo owners and responders.
Ecowende pioneers low-noise monopiles
Ecowende is trialling vibro-based monopile installation methods to cut underwater noise and protect marine life
Ecowende pioneers low-noise monopiles
Ecowende is trialling vibro-based monopile installation methods to cut underwater noise and protect marine life
