DESIGN

DESIGN

A new consultancy pledges to open the maritime industry up to disabled people by building in accessibility from the outset rather than adding measures post build. ‘Accessible Oceans’ has been launched by Geoff Holt MBE DL, who was paralysed as…

Today

Consultancy pledges to push greater maritime accessibility

Today

SEAWORK

SEAWORK

The Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) is intended to replace Canada’s Victoria-class fleet with up to 12 modern submarines, creating a long-term requirement for the people, organisations and industrial capabilities needed to support those platforms throughout their lifecycle.

Today

BMT launches submarine learning initiative

Today

OTHER NEWS

OTHER NEWS

If you’re considering replacing a tried and tested petrol outboard, there’s never been a better time to take a serious look at electric propulsion, writes Algie Bennett, owner of Lymington-based Electric Outboard,…

Today

Thinking of switching to an electric outboard? Ask yourself 5 questions

Today

ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Marine battery manufacturer AYK Energy is to supply battery systems for four fully electric Svitzer TRAnsverse tugs under a new agreement with Kongsberg Maritime, highlighting the growing role of battery propulsion in…

Today

AYK Energy to supply batteries for four electric Svitzer tugs

Today

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

A fatal accident on board the cruise ship Arvia has sounded a warning for commercial marine operators as lifts become increasingly common aboard larger offshore and research vessels. An electrician was killed…

Today

Cruise ship lift death raises warning for larger work vessels

Today

OTHER NEWS

OTHER NEWS

France is stepping up its offshore wind research effort as it seeks to develop a sector that has grown behind those of several other European countries, with a power system still overwhelmingly…

Yesterday

New winds blow for French offshore sector

Yesterday

SEAWORK NEWS

SEAWORK NEWS

Seawork partner SMI (Society of Maritime Industries) is inviting organisations across the maritime sector to take part in a new Skills and Future Workforce Survey

7th October 2026

Help shape the future maritime workforce

7th October 2026

DIVING SERVICES

DIVING SERVICES

Towage risks, shared understanding of manoeuvres, risk assessment, watchkeeping and communications, passage planning and maintenance were the main factors to come out of the Marine Accident Investigations Branch 2025 report. Towage risks…

5th October 2026

MAIB report reveals six safety lessons for workboat operators

5th October 2026

FEATURES & VIDEOS

FEATURES & VIDEOS

Could renewable hydrogen be the answer to the future fuel conundrum? Supercritical Solutions co-founder Luke Tan talks to Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason about the problems with dual-fuel vessels, fuel availability and a…

2nd October 2026

VIDEO INTERVIEW: Could H2 could be one way through the future fuel maze?

2nd October 2026

SEAWORK

SEAWORK

The Ministry of Defence of Singapore has awarded Penguin International Limited a turnkey contract for the design, engineering and construction of two landing craft for the Republic of Singapore Navy.

2nd October 2026

Venturing into a bold new frontier

2nd October 2026

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The UK government has pledged £6 billion for shipbuilding and a stronger focus on British industry. At the Labour Party’s conference this week, Chancellor John Healey said the government would commit £6…

2nd October 2026

UK government pledges £6 bn boost for UK maritime

2nd October 2026