Key deals

Professor Graham Baldwin will lead the UK’s Department of Transport Maritime Skills Commission, which is being set up to better understand the existing and future skills needs of the maritime industry both…

A maritime association has called for unilateral measures to enforce a level playing field in shipbuilding.

A rare opportunity has arisen for the offshore wind industry to charter one of Tidal Transits purpose-designed crew transfer vessels (CTVs).

New advances in marine-based biotechnology involve algae, crabs and prawns could help tackle the global plastic crisis according to an ongoing EU study.

Industrial and Marine Hydraulics has opened a new facility at the Port of Blyth, UK which is equipped to provide full onsite service and inspection operations.

Viking has increased its global volume, reach and technical competencies for marine firefighting equipment services.

Poole, UK-based marine electronics specialists, Actisense, has been awarded the title of Small Business of the Year at the British Chambers national Chamber Awards.

Due to increasing demand Dutch auction house Bootveiling.com is organising two vessel auctions in January 2020.

The EU Commission’s ambition to achieve between 230 and 450GW in offshore wind energy by 2050 is achievable with the right investments in electricity grids and the right approach to maritime spatial…

In parallel with the 2020 European Maritime Day (EMD) Conference, a series of local EMD events, will take place all over Europe for the public at large.

A cutting-edge auxiliary wind propulsion concept for ships has recently won a prestigious German design award.

Shore-based UK recruitment specialists, Marine Resources, has conducted a national Salary Survey in partnership with British Marine and Maritime UK.

Two offshore wind companies have joined forces to co-develop floating wind projects in Scottish waters with the highest level of local added-value.

The final parts of a decommissioned oil refinery have been successfully exported to Pakistan from a port in Wales in a six-week operation.

The transformation of waterborne transport into a zero-emission mode of transport will have a crucial place within the European ‘Green Deal’ pledged by the European Commission, a maritime stakeholder has stressed.