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By Ship Shape Health Life at sea can be challenging. Long hours, limited equipment, unpredictable routines, and few healthy food options. But staying fit,

Offshore supply vessels (OSVs) play a fundamental role in the oil and gas industry, ensuring that offshore platforms—whether oil rigs, wind farms, or

Vessels are critical to our economy, with over 80% of the world’s trade facilitated by the maritime industry. The average container ship measures

Offshore oil and gas facilities do not last forever. When wells run dry or production is no longer profitable, companies face the task of decommissioning.

In the ever-changing global logistics landscape, businesses are facing unprecedented challenges from geopolitical uncertainties and regulatory shifts to supply

The maritime industry is undergoing a profound transformation as it confronts the dual challenge of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and maintaining

Current Exposures and Future Environmental Challenges The U.S. maritime industry—especially shipyards and vessel owners—faces unique and intensifying

It is clear that the pace of development in Autonomous/Uncrewed Surface Vessel (ASV/USV) technologies and applications is steadily increasing. The confluence

The Voyager team is proud to announce its selection for the third consecutive year as one of the most innovative companies in maritime technology by Thetius,

Roustabouts play a critical part in the oil and gas industry. Although they are entry-level workers, they are often the backbone of drilling operations on land

Voluntary partnerships and collaborative oversight address complex environmental issues. Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies, a vessel speed reduction

by Captain Richard Madden Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies (MITAGS) Captain Madden is an actively sailing mariner, currently on container

Sofar’s dynamic voyage optimization platform reduces fuel and emissions by 4-6% across Berge Bulk’s fleet, including new ships with wind propulsion

As capacity grows year-on-year, the race is on to decarbonize the global container fleet. Container shipping remains one of the most cost-effective and

According to 2019 estimates, there are roughly 650,000 Americans employed at sea, and even more employed by ports and marine terminals. All told, government

Last year was exceedingly busy for ports, terminals and maritime-related operations of all types—but in some very unwelcome ways. Early in the year, for

Two years ago, gCaptain published an article highlighting the difficulty finding reliable injury and fatality figures for offshore worksites. The author points

By Katie Gallagher In a groundbreaking announcement, The Great Lakes Towing Company (GLT) is primed to make waves in the coastwise marine transportation

April 20 marks the anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon explosion and spill, a disaster that claimed 11 lives and caused the worst accidental oil