• Event/Seminar in 2025-26
  • Click here for Subscription
Sea and Job
  • Home
  • About
  • NewsFlash
  • Blog
    • Daily Updates
  • Editorials
  • Contact Us
  • Event/Seminar in 2025-26
  • Click here for Subscription
Select Page

UK maritime tech firm Orca AI launches berthing system with Samsung Heavy Industries

UK maritime tech firm Orca AI launches berthing system with Samsung Heavy Industries
UK maritime technology company Orca AI has commercially launched a new berthing assistance system developed with South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries, according to a company statement. The system, called BerthView, combines Orca AI’s SeaPod digital...
Read More

Japanese contractor Toyo wins $166m deal for Cambodia’s second new container terminal

Japanese contractor Toyo wins $166m deal for Cambodia’s second new container terminal
Japanese contractor Toyo Construction has won a ¥26.2bn (about $166m) contract from Sihanoukville Autonomous Port to build Cambodia’s second new container terminal, according to a company statement. The contract covers Package 1 civil engineering works for the New...
Read More

Chilean shipbuilder ASENAV completes Americas’ first hybrid-electric polar cruise ship

Chilean shipbuilder ASENAV completes Americas’ first hybrid-electric polar cruise ship
Chilean shipbuilder ASENAV has completed the 94-metre Magellan Discoverer, the first hybrid-electric polar cruise ship built in the Americas, with formal delivery to Antarctica21 due by the end of this week, according to a company statement. The $90m newbuilding left...
Read More

Marine fuel coalition SEA-LNG signs four-year methane pact for IMO work

Marine fuel coalition SEA-LNG signs four-year methane pact for IMO work
Marine fuel coalition SEA-LNG has signed a four-year agreement with the Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative to bring specialist methane measurement and abatement expertise into its work at the International Maritime Organization, according to a company...
Read More

MOL puts Japan’s first rigid-sail LNG coal carrier into service

MOL puts Japan’s first rigid-sail LNG coal carrier into service
Japanese shipowner Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has put the 95,311-dwt LNG dual-fuel coal carrier MAIZURU KAZENOMAI into service for Kansai Electric Power, according to a company statement. The 234.98-metre, Liberian-flagged vessel is Japan’s first coal carrier equipped with...
Read More
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent News

  • ShipManager joins Star Information Systems to accelerate the maritime industry’s transition to cloud
  • India joins ISF Verify, bringing trusted digital certification within reach of 30 per cent of the global seafarer workforce
  • Wallenius Wilhelmsen delivers solid results in Q3
  • ONE Announces Improved Profitability on Higher Overall Utilization
  • Seafarer experience must shape maritime technology, initial STEER Project report finds
Copyright © 2020 Sea Line Group. All rights reserved