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Kongsberg Maritime launches K-Sail wind-assist technology solution

Kongsberg Maritime has officially launched K-Sail, a new service that helps vessel owners choose and integrate wind-assist technology effectively. Wind-assist technology has rapidly gained popularity and variety over the past few years as ship owners seek ways to...
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DNV and COSCO sign new class contract for methanol-ethanol ready KNOT shuttle tanker

Classification society DNV has signed a new contract with Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry Zhoushan Shipyard (COSCO) during Nor-Shipping 2025 for the classification of a newly contracted methanol-ethanol ready Suezmax DP2 shuttle tanker ordered by Knutsen NYK Offshore...
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ORBCOMM launches CrewView to enable smart containers to fill the last gap in end-to-end visibility while at sea

ORBCOMM launches CrewView to enable smart containers to fill the last gap in end-to-end visibility while at sea
ORBCOMM today announced the launch of CrewView, an onboard visibility solution that enables crews to monitor and manage smart refrigerated and dry containers in real time while in transit. Designed to close the visibility gap at sea, CrewView enables early detection...
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New Seaber entry-level program speeds up digital transformation in bulk shipping

New Seaber entry-level program speeds up digital transformation in bulk shipping
The maritime industry has been promised “transformation” for over a decade. Most of it was never delivered. Seaber, the European software company behind a smarter way to schedule bulk and tanker shipping, is done waiting. Today, Seaber is launching the new entry-level...
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Governments should address shadow fleet’s safety issues in sanction rules: panel

Governments should consider the safety issues of shadow fleet tankers when enacting sanction regimes, some industry players said June 3, as the number of such ships continues to grow. Russia, Iran and Venezuela, faced with tightening Western sanctions, have been...
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WCS crude price differentials tighten as wildfires disrupt Canadian crude production

Canadian heavy crude price discounts tightened on June 2 as wildfires sweeping across northern Canada caused producers to shut in nearly 350,000 b/d of output. Western Canadian Select at Hardisty, Alberta, was traded at an $8.50/b discount to WTI early June 2,...
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