South Korea updates electric vessel standards
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries revised its “Electric Propulsion Vessel Standards” with the updated regulations effective 29 May 2025.
Read moreDetailsThe Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries revised its “Electric Propulsion Vessel Standards” with the updated regulations effective 29 May 2025.
Read moreDetailsSBM Offshore announced that it has entered into a global collaboration agreement with Microsoft to develop standardized, AI-powered carbon-free floating power solutions.
Read moreDetailsAET and Fleetzero have signed an agreement for the development of the world’s longest-range plug-in hybrid-electric vessel.
Read moreDetailsTidal Transit secured equity financing from HICO Investment Group to expand its fleet with six new electric crew transfer vessels (E-CTVs).
Read moreDetailsBibby Marine announced the signing of a new shipbuilding contract with shipyard Armon, to build an electric eCSOV.
Read moreDetailsThe first electric tugboat for Latin America was launched at the Sanmar shipyard in Tuzla Bay, Istanbul and is set to arrive in Chile in 2025.
Read moreDetailsVertom Group has taken delivery of MV Vertom Rita, which will cater to diverse shipping needs such as bulk and breakbulk transport.
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