May 2026
Green Marine
Trite but true, the path to decarbonization has no ‘silver bullet’ solution.
Table of Contents
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Book Review
BLUE BHARAT: India’s Voyage to a Resilient Ocean Economy
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Back to the Drawing Board
‘The Madison’ and Tossing Maritime under the Bus
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Fuel for Thought
How Three Fifty Markets Secured Its Maritime Lien in the Fifth Circuit
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Zero-Queue Ports: No Anchored Ships, No Truck Lines
From Congestion-as-Normal to Time-as-a-Service
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Ship Managers Step Up with Plans for Stability
Geopolitical tensions, market volatility and an approaching influx of newbuild vessels increase attractions of outsourcing management services for a key market constituency, writes
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OEMs Partner on Digital Machinery Management
Equipment OEMs are securing their position in the data pipeline from ship to shore.
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FleetZero aims to Help Rewirte the Rules of Marine Power
Michael Carter and Steven Henderson grew up together in North Carolina, attended the United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) together, and most recently jointly founded Fleet Zero, a company aiming to develop modular, containerized battery technology for electrifying cargo ships.
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Reframing Make or Buy: Additive Manufacturing Changes OEM Strategies in Maritime and Offshore
Maritime and offshore original equipment makers/manufactures are reevaluating their ‘make or buy’ decisions, as additive manufacturing establishes the case for controlling not only the cost and quality of parts, but also their delivery lead times, says Scott Harding, VP Engineering, Pelagus 3D
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Vessels
New Delivers, Orders, Designs & Concepts
