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Aker BP Eyes Johan Sverdrup Phase 4 Subsea Tie-Back Development

Lt. Hayden Carter, commanding officer of USCGC Jeffrey Palazzo (WPC 1163), Allen Harker, contracting officer for the Fast Response Cutter Project, the crew of the cutter, and guests stand for a photo during an acceptance ceremony in Key West, Florida, on June 11, 2026. The cutter is named for Jeffrey Palazzo, a New York City firefighter and U.S. Coast Guard reservist who made the ultimate sacrifice on Sept. 11, 2001, while responding to the attacks on the World Trade Center.

Coast Guard Takes Delivery of USCGC Jeffrey Palazzo Honoring 9/11 Hero

Left to right: Alexander Petersen, Co-Founder and CEO of MOBY Robotics, and Michael Kei, ABS Vice President, Technology.

ABS and MOBY Robotics Sign MOU to Advance Subsea Mining Technologies

Saronic’s Marauder MUSV at the company’s Franklin, Louisiana shipyard.

Saronic’s Marauder Advances to US Navy MUSV At-Sea Testing

EXMAR ANTWERPEN

WinGD Delivers World’s First Ocean-Going Ammonia-Fueled Vessel to EXMAR

Digital Render of Arctic Security Cutter.

US Coast Guard Selects Kodiak and Seward to Homeport Arctic Security Cutters

HMAS Perth returns home to HMAS Stirling in Western Australia.

AUKUS Partners Launch Key Support Activities for Submarine Rotational Force-West

Hydromea Exray Mission Shot

MFE Offshore Partners with Hydromea to Bring Advanced Underwater ROV Technology to Offshore Operators

Maritime Robotics Field Work

Maritime Robotics Secures Growth Investment to Scale Autonomous Sea Drone Fleet

MGC ANTWERPEN, the world’s first ammonia dual-fuel gas carrier.

Lloyd’s Register Backs Delivery of MGC ANTWERPEN Ammonia Dual-Fuel Gas Carrier

Satellite imagery showing the difference from average sea surface temperatures at the equator in the tropical Pacific Ocean (depicted using various shades of red and orange for warmth) during the first week of June 2026, as compared with the baseline used by NOAA’s Coral Reef Watch.

NOAA Confirms El Niño Formation as Intensification Forecasts Rise

The pictures show the panels covered with various degrees of algae, barnacles, and other marine organisms that had grown on them over the six month-period. Control panels were also used to see normal levels of growth when no paint was applied—these show the most growth.

Chalmers Study Challenges Antifouling Paint Assumptions for Leisure Boats

ON&T July 2026 uncrewed vehicle buyers guide cover

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The uncrewed marine vehicle sector has crossed a threshold. What was once a R&D tech space…

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