(Portsmouth, UK – 12 March 2026) — Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has completed a technical review confirming BAR Technologies’ calculation of available effective power of the two 37.5m WindWings® of 760m² installed on the tankers as part of UML AeroPower LR2 programme. The approval
February has been a month of quiet but meaningful shifts across marine ecology. Rather than a single defining headline, the past few weeks have revealed a pattern: incremental change, often fragile, occasionally encouraging, and always shaped by the tension between economic pressure and environmental necessity. Below is a grounded overview of the most relevant developments
Could the next great leap in maritime propulsion come not from alternative fuels, but from the atom? That question will move from the margins of industry debate to centre stage at Posidonia 2026, during a high-level Executive Briefing that will examine the role of advanced nuclear technologies in commercial shipping and near-shore power generation. Hosted […]
Independent University tests has proved that marine fuel consumption and associated emissions could be reduced more quickly and cost-effectively than previously assumed, using existing vessels and standard fuels already in circulation. A study conducted by the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) has found that a fuel treatment technology developed by Fuelre4m
BAR Technologies and Union Maritime secure regulatory approval for wind-assisted MR2 tankers at Wuhu Shipyard, further scaling zero-emission innovation in the global fleet. (London, 20 January 2026) – The Marshall Islands Flag State Administration and Bureau Veritas have formally approved SOLAS equivalency proposals submitted by Union Maritime and BAR Technologies
Walk through a modern yacht yard today and the most interesting changes are not always the ones you can see from the quay. The hull shape might look familiar. The deck layout may follow well-established conventions. But look closer — at what is being laminated, bonded, stitched, sealed or finished — and a quieter shift […]
November is not a month that lends itself to optimism or alarm. It sits somewhere in between. The sea grows darker, fieldwork slows, and much of what becomes visible is not new discovery, but consequence. Patterns observed earlier in the year begin to feel more permanent. Temporary explanations wear thin. This November, marine ecology feels […]
The global maritime industry is at a turning point. Ports worldwide are turning into green ports for a sustainable future. They are becoming key clean energy centres, not just cargo stops. A recent survey by the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) World Ports Tracker 2025 shows this change. It looked at 81 major […]
Modern shipping, offshore wind energy, and marine transport are advancing toward a greener future. New technology, cleaner fuels, and global sustainability policies have become central to maritime operations. Yet no amount of innovation can replace the role of human awareness and safety readiness. Every sustainable voyage begins with a well-trained crew capable of
The maritime industry is at a turning point. This year, it’s moving from testing ideas to real-world use. The ships that carry 80% of global trade by volume are changing a lot. The global logistics market is expected to grow to USD 21.91 trillion by 2033. This is up from USD 8.96 trillion in 2023. […]






















