Strategic Marine has secured an order from offshore wind vessel operator Mainprize Offshore for two 33-metre Supa Swath crew transfer vessels (CTVs).

Damen Shipyards Group has received class and flag state approval for a tug design capable of operating on methanol, a step toward wider use of alternative fuels in harbour and coastal operations.

A new study by Kongsberg Maritime has identified several European ferry routes as strong candidates for fully electric RoPax vessels, pointing to growing economic and regulatory support

UK firms Aqua superPower and Tidal Transit have formed a partnership aimed at supporting the electrification of crew transfer operations serving offshore infrastructure, including wind farms.

Cheetah Marine will unveil a newly delivered 3.4-metre beam walkaround cabin vessel at Seawork 2026.

From live demonstrations and new product launches to expert-led conference sessions and valuable networking opportunities, Seawork 2026 will showcase the very best of the commercial marine industry.

The numerous new regulations facing the industry in recent years leave no room for doubt – the maritime energy transition is underway.

Halyard (M&I) Limited has appointed C.Quip Limited as an Approved Parts Reseller, strengthening the availability of selected Halyard products to the leisure and commercial marine sectors.

Shockwave Seats, a global leader in marine suspension seating, has unveiled the S3 MAX — the world’s first high-pivot, multi-axis shock mitigation seat.

Danish firm EPTechnologies has developed the FALCON x electric outboard — a purpose-built electric propulsion system designed to set new standards in efficiency, weight, and performance.

Falmouth Harbour in Cornwall UK is trialling the world’s first all-concrete marina pontoon float – designed and built by the team at ScaffFloat in neighbouring Penryn.

Volvo Penta and shipbuilder Aus Ships Group are collaborating on Australia’s first 100% electric drive passenger ferry.