Latest maritime technology updates and reports
Offshore Energy
Nexans has achieved a new world record by installing a subsea cable 3,000 meters underwater, as reported by Offshore Energy. This milestone highlights Nexans' continued innovation in cable systems design and manufacturing.
gCaptain
gCaptain reports that the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and South Korea’s HD Hyundai are collaborating on a study to explore the feasibility of nuclear-powered mega containerships. This initiative marks a significant step in the resurgence of nuclear energy in commercial shipping.
Offshore Energy
CMA CGM Group has successfully completed its first biomethanol bunkering operation, which is also noted as China's largest single biomethanol bunkering, as reported by Offshore Energy. This milestone highlights CMA CGM's commitment to sustainable shipping practices.
Splash247
Splash247 highlights the maritime industry's digital transformation, emphasizing the challenge of navigating an overwhelming array of technological options. The article, part of Maritime CEO’s guide, discusses how to discern genuinely valuable innovations amidst the hype.
Splash247
As reported by Splash247, the maritime industry is undergoing a crucial phase in 2026, marked by significant technological advancements. This period is characterized by the maturation of digital adoption, setting the stage for future innovations.
Offshore Energy
Oceaneering has introduced a new electric-propulsion remotely operated vehicle (ROV) capable of continuous 30-day subsea operations, as reported by Offshore Energy. This advancement marks a significant development in subsea engineering technology.
Splash247
Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Japan Marine United (JMU) have entered into a contract for a new crude oil tanker featuring an innovative sea performance guarantee, as reported by Splash247. This next-generation vessel, set for delivery this month, aims to enhance propulsion performance in real ocean conditions.
Offshore Energy
Seadrill, Kongsberg Maritime, and Hanwha Drilling have teamed up to develop advanced remote dynamic positioning technology aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency in offshore drilling, as reported by Offshore Energy. This collaboration seeks to set new standards for centralized operations in the industry.
Offshore Energy
Everllence has entered into a cooperation agreement with Brazil's Vale to explore the use of ethanol as a marine fuel, as reported by Offshore Energy. This partnership aims to advance sustainable fuel options in the maritime industry.
Splash247
Splash247 highlights the pressing need for the maritime industry to embrace digitalization and AI to meet evolving customer expectations. The sector is often criticized for lagging behind in technology adoption, as emphasized by Namrata Nadkarni and Edward Parshotam of Intent Communications.
