Port of Rotterdam rejects call for fossil fuel phase-out
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has rejected demands from a Dutch legal climate campaigning charity that it sets out a plan to bring an end to the use of fossil fuels.
Great Belt VTS solution delivered
KONGSBERG has successfully delivered a new Vessel Traffic Services solution for Great Belt VTS, supporting safe and efficient traffic management through one of Europe’s busiest straits
Amphibious 'Walrus' opens access to stranded turbines
When Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm was commissioned off Great Yarmouth in 2004, few could have predicted that one of its greatest operational challenges would emerge not from the turbines themselves, but from the seabed beneath them. What transpired was a quest to solve the problem.
People and technology – the Royal Navy’s transition to a hybrid fleet
The UK Royal Navy is reshaping its force structure to combine high-end crewed platforms with uncrewed systems operating at scale. Project Beehive sits at the centre of this transition.
Colavatis chooses Seawork to introduce new name
Colavatis, the new name for marine filtration and fluid management specialist Westford Services, was announced at Seawork 2026, marking the company’s commitment to supporting cleaner, more reliable maritime operations.
Modernising the fleet
Vessel number nine in ABP’s pilot launch fleet modernisation programme is to enter service with ABP Humber as Associated British Ports (ABP) and Goodchild Marine further advance their partnership.
Emergency rescue towing: who should shoulder the cost when ships founder?
Half a century after South Africa pioneered state-funded emergency towing vessels, debate continues over whether governments or commercial operators should finance rapid maritime rescue and pollution prevention services. Peter Barker reports.
Emergency rescue towing: who should shoulder the cost when ships founder?
Half a century after South Africa pioneered state-funded emergency towing vessels, debate continues over whether governments or commercial operators should finance rapid maritime rescue and pollution prevention services. Peter Barker reports.
Amphibious 'Walrus' opens access to stranded turbines
When Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm was commissioned off Great Yarmouth in 2004, few could have predicted that one of its greatest operational challenges would emerge not from the turbines themselves, but from the seabed beneath them. What transpired was a quest to solve the problem.
Marine contractors hired to engineer oyster habitats
DEME has used specialist marine construction vessels and installation techniques to install one of Europe’s largest oyster reef restoration projects.
