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Safe and reliable mooring requires dependable rope behavior. In a series of articles, we have deep dived into the silent saboteurs that degrade rope

Sitting about 12 miles off the Louisiana coast near the mouth of the Mississippi River, an abandoned well has been spilling oil into the Gulf of Mexico for the

Know the FACTs Creep is the third essential rope behavior you need to understand for safe and reliable mooring. Of the four silent saboteurs that degrade

Safe and reliable mooring needs ropes to perform, often in adverse weather and changing port conditions. There are four silent saboteurs that degrade

Unknown or poorly charted waters present many challenges to navigators causing concern for safety. Navigators really need a view of what is under the surface

These past years, with the boom of international trade, the global ocean freight market has significantly increased. 66 million TEUs are forecasted in

When I was younger, I had no idea that you could become a captain. As a kid I thought it was something you earned with age and a salty

The article was written by Jack Mahoney, Director of Boathouse Auctions. The past two years have seen unprecedented demand for superyachts, with shipyards and

For many companies having a hard time finding quality deck officers, the Maritime Apprenticeship Program (MAP) from MITAGS is a cost-effective way to recruit

by Blue Whales and Blue Skies MSC, Swire Shipping merit top “Whale Tail” award Shipping companies received awards for reducing speeds in the 2021

$2.6 million. That was the cost of raising the Respect, a 150-foot tugboat that sank in 2006 after thieves stole the copper plug from the vessel’s sea chest.

Designed by marine engineers, Climeon’s latest waste heat recovery technology, HeatPower 300 Marine, is set to improve energy efficiency across the shipping

The Captain’s Table is a global pitch competition, for startups with unique solutions for the maritime and logistics industry. If you are a startup with

Washington State Ferries (WSF) is embarking on an ambitious initiative to transition to a hybrid electric ferry system. This transition will improve local air

For any type of vessel – whether it be passenger, military, patrol, search and rescue, fire or spill response or crew transfer vessel – when it comes

We all know the saying “relationships matter.” It is applicable to just about all areas of personal and business life. And, it certainly pertains to the

At about 10:30 a.m. on July 18, 2022, a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter approached the Malto Hope, a bulk carrier located about 57 miles off the coast of Newport,

Like many industries, shipping currently faces numerous notable challenges, but a recent research report on behalf of DTN revealed longer-term

Written by Kurt Arnold Tropical Storm Alex, the first named storm of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, struck from June 2 through June 5 before being

The wholly-owned ocean logistics arm of fruit producer Fresh Del Monte has launched a brand makeover, including a revamped online presence, as it continues to