Stubli Electrical Connectors and Hepburn and Sons LLC are partnering to modernize the U.S. Navys power infrastructure, aiming to create a smarter, faster way to deliver electricity across warships. Their upgraded Insulated Bus Pipe system could streamline ship construction and enhance fleet readiness.
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A crackdown on hazardous cargo at the Port of New York and New Jersey is reshaping port security, with recent inspections revealing 60% of facilities failed to comply with handling regulations. Operation Terminus, a multi-agency effort, has intercepted undeclared hazardous materials and recovered stolen vehicles, highlighting the risks of mishandled cargo.
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ClassNKs new Prime Shipmanagement Guidelines propose a resilience-focused approach to maritime safety, emphasizing adaptability and real-world success patterns over rigid compliance. The framework targets competency, process, and knowledge management to address modern challenges like crew shortages and decarbonization.
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Artemis Technologies has sold its first electric foiling pilot boat, the EF-12, to Noatum Maritime in the UAE, marking a step toward decarbonizing port operations in the Middle East. The vessel combines high-speed performance with zero emissions using Artemis’ proprietary eFoiler system.
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South Koreas Korea Development Bank (KDB) plans to sell its 19.5% stake in Hanwha Ocean as the shipbuilders stock surges amid U.S. partnerships and a sector resurgence. The phased exit begins with a block sale starting Monday, capitalizing on Hanwha Oceans strong market performance.
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