Charges were laid last Friday against the master and company that owns the high-speed vessel Falls Express, which collided with rocks at Horizontal Falls on 27 May 2022 while carrying 25 passengers and 2 crew on an eco-tour of Talbot Bay in Western Australia. 

International Windship Association (IWSA) Secretary General, Gavin Allwright, officially opened the public vote for "Wind Ship – the Future” poster design contest during a virtual event today as part of the World Ocean Day celebrations.

Hurtigruten Norway has unveiled the plans for its first zero-emission ship which combines multiple technologies and renewable energy solutions to be as eco-friendly as possible. 

Cyber security has been a major challenge for shipping in the past years. Growing connectivity networks and digitalization efforts modernize shipping but also pose a serious threat to its integrity when targeted by malicious attacks.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued an investigation report regarding the Collision between Bulk Carrier Bunun Queen and Offshore Supply Vessel Thunder that took place last July in Port Fourchon, Louisiana.

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has developed and published a set of requirements to guide the industry in the use of hydrogen-fueled vessels.

Intercargo argues that it is unfair for GHG (greenhouse gases) reduction regulations to solely apply to shipping operators and not the entire supply chain.

DNV has released the 2023 edition of Marine Cyber Priority report which examines the maritime industry's cyber risk challenges as well as measures for resilience.

The Mission to Seafarers has unveiled its Happy at Sea mobile app that helps seafarers access essential services to improve their welfare and mental health during their time at sea.

IMO has updated the United Nations Bonn Climate Change Conference (5-15 June) on its work towards adopting a revised Strategy to reduce GHG emissions from shipping.