Category: Maritime Industry

UK: Royal Navy launches giant 5,700-ton warship with 30+ attack, defense systems

UK: Royal Navy Unveils HMS Venturer, a 5,700-Ton Warship Packed with 30+ Attack and Defense Systems HMS Venturer, the first ship in the Royal Navy’s Type 31 frigate program, was unveiled with much fanfare and excitement. This massive 5,700-ton warship is a testament to the UK’s commitment to maritime defense and projection capabilities. With more […]

US bids final goodbye to facility that helped make world’s first nuclear submarine

The End of an Era: US Bids Final Goodbye to Facility That Helped Make World’s First Nuclear Submarine A U.S.-based facility that served as a naval nuclear propulsion prototype reactor plant has been the cornerstone of innovation and progress in the field of submarine technology for decades. This facility, known for its pioneering work in […]

Massive cargo ship runs aground in Norway after officer falls asleep at helm

Massive Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Norway After Officer Falls Asleep at Helm In what can be termed as a bizarre incident, a Norwegian man woke up to a situation straight out of a nightmare. A massive cargo ship, the Eemslift Hendrika, found itself in distress off the coast of Norway after the officer on […]

Denmark launches world’s first test of captainless ships guided from land

Denmark Leads the Way with the World’s First Test of Captainless Ships Guided from Land In a global first, Denmark has approved testing a remote pilotage system that allows maritime vessels to navigate the seas without a crew on board. This groundbreaking initiative marks a significant step forward in the realm of autonomous shipping, showcasing […]

Next-gen small modular reactor design for ships unveiled, to boost decarbonization efforts

Next-Gen Small Modular Reactor Design for Ships Unveiled, Boosting Decarbonization Efforts Three European firms have unveiled the design of the next-generation sustainable nuclear reactor for maritime applications. This innovative small modular reactor (SMR) is set to revolutionize the way ships operate, offering a promising solution to decarbonize the maritime industry. The push for sustainable energy […]

Carbon capture tech launched after making waves with 70% ship emission cut in trial

Carbon Capture Technology Launched: Wärtsilä’s Innovation Cuts Ship Emissions by 70% in Trial Finnish marine and energy systems giant Wärtsilä has unveiled a groundbreaking carbon capture system (CCS) that has the potential to revolutionize the maritime industry. In a recent trial, this innovative technology achieved a remarkable 70% reduction in ship emissions, setting a new […]

Three killed, 9 missing after small panga-style boat capsizes off San Diego coast

Three killed, 9 missing after small panga-style boat capsizes off San Diego coast At least three people were killed, four others injured, and nine remain missing after a tragic incident off the San Diego coast. The small panga-style boat, typically used for smuggling, capsized in the rough waters, highlighting the dangers faced by those embarking […]

China deploys 5,000-ton torpedo frigate to hunt US nuclear submarines in open seas

China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has commissioned its second Type 054B frigate, the Qinzhou, marking a significant advancement in the country’s maritime capabilities. This 5,000-ton torpedo frigate is set to play a crucial role in hunting down US nuclear submarines in open seas, showcasing China’s growing prowess in naval warfare. The deployment of the […]

China’s 11,000-ton nuclear submarine operates at a depth of 400 meters, could pose threat

China’s 11,000-Ton Nuclear Submarine Operates at a Depth of 400 Meters, Could Pose Threat China’s details of one of the key nuclear vessels have been revealed for the first time, showcasing the country’s advancements in maritime technology and raising concerns about potential threats posed by its submarine capabilities. The 11,000-ton nuclear-powered submarine, known as Type […]

World’s largest electric ship with 275-ton battery power launches in Tasmania 

World’s Largest Electric Ship with 275-Ton Battery Power Launches in Tasmania The world’s largest battery-powered ship, Hull 096, was officially launched in Tasmania. Built by shipbuilder, Incat Tasmania, this groundbreaking vessel is a true testament to the advancements in electric propulsion technology. With a massive 275-ton battery powering its engines, the ship is set to […]

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