In 2017, Texas sank the retired 371-foot cargo ship Kraken off Galveston to create an artificial reef that should attract Gulf fish, coral, and divers.
Deepened channels, new or expanded LNG and cargo terminals, and the massive ships that call on them may garner many of the ...
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For centuries, cargo ships allowed regular travelers to join their voyages. What happened?
As the MV Alejandrina docked along the waterfront of Quellón in southern Chile, a few dozen passengers rushed to reserve their sleeping places in the cafeteria and on the open-air stern deck. Having ...
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Electric cargo ships: How do they work?
There are over 100,000 cargo ships of different types and sizes sailing the world's oceans daily. Each one is an important link that bridges nations through trade and commerce by carrying supplies, ...
Great things happen when experts in their field join forces to create a revolutionary green shipping concept. This next-generation vessel is more than an answer to zero-emission maritime cargo ...
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