Rocketing diesel: Is force majeure an option?
Rocketing fuel prices are obviously affecting the commercial marine industry as much as any other. Ocean Legal’s solicitor Jennie Harris explains why despite the seriousness of the problem, it might not yet qualify for force majeure.
Last call for vessel space
Still thinking about exhibiting your vessel at Seawork this June? Don’t delay, space is now extremely limited as the last elements are now being finalised for Seawork 2026.
Record entries for Seawork Awards 2026
The Workboat Association has stepped forward to sponsor this year’s Young Person’s Development Award in a record year for entries in the Seawork Awards.
ST Engineering sponsors Speed@Seawork
ST Engineering, a global technology, defence and engineering group, joins Speed@Seawork this year as Pontoons & Technology sponsor.
Largest project in Ravestein’s history
Ravestein B.V. has been awarded a significant contract by Dragados SA, acting as main contractor on behalf of Associated British Ports (ABP).
New Head of Shipyard lands at Griffon Marine
Griffon Marine has appointed Anna Lambert as its new Head of Shipyard.
IMCA warns of neglected metal structures after fall into moonpool
A member of crew fell into a moonpool when the safety railing he leaned against gave way, the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has warned.
Unique subsea tunnel passes major landmark
The first element of the world’s first subsea tunnel of its kind is now on its way to the immersion point.
SPECIAL REPORT: The alternative fuels debate
We are on the cusp of one of the greatest transformations in history in terms of what’s going to power commercial vessels. Our Special Report shines a light on the conundrum, which is unlikely to have one solution.
Unique subsea tunnel passes major landmark
The first element of the world’s first subsea tunnel of its kind is now on its way to the immersion point.
