Subsea sabotage – the hidden front of warfare
As militaries eye commercial subsea expertise, Peter Barker explores how oil, gas, wind and cable specialists manage undersea infrastructure risks amid conflict and accidental damage.
Toward smarter, data-autonomous maritime operations
BMT is working with the Department of Infrastructure and Transport of South Australia (DIT SA), to develop a prototype of its ADAPT platform for management of state harbours.
Packed with PACs
Here’s a typical scene these days in UK Docks’ Endeavour Quay site in Gosport UK where a thriving workshop is packed with Royal Navy PAC 24s.
Vessel operators warned: Act now or face penalties
More regulations could be about to hit vessel operators and owners thanks to EU legislation that the UK is likely to emulate.
Ocealis to sponsor 2026 Seawork Members’ lounge
Seawork Members experience business class at Seawork and all year round, including priority access and a private members’ lounge sponsored for 2026 by Ocealis.
Stay fully connected with off-site teams, wherever they are
Working in remote areas or locations with poor infrastructure presents significant communication challenges for many industries.
Gondan wins German vessel contract after 3-year tender
Spanish shipbuilder Astilleros Gondan has won an international tender to build two advanced hydrographic research vessels for the German government.
Rolls-Royce powers African electric ferry route
Rolls-Royce will supply eight mtu electrical generators powering Baleària’s electric ferries between Tarifa, Spain and Tangier, Morocco
Offshore wind’s sky-high potential hits onshore grid wall
Europe’s offshore wind revolution is running into a hard physical limit – the electricity grid.
Offshore wind’s sky-high potential hits onshore grid wall
Europe’s offshore wind revolution is running into a hard physical limit – the electricity grid.
