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1	EIB promotes climate action by providing €300 million to finance Port of Genoa expansion This is the first EIB operation in Italy for a project co-financed by the government with resources from the Recovery and Resilience Facility Complementary Fund. €500 million has been allocated from the Recovery and Resilience ...
2	Production of ICON OF THE SEAS began at Meyer Turku shipyard On Monday 14th, Meyer Turku started the production of the ICON OF THE SEAS, a ship to be built for Royal Caribbean International. The start of production and the revealing of the ship’s name were celebrated in a corona-safe man...
3	Telenor Maritime to provide connectivity for Storylines luxurious residential community at sea With global connectivity and remote work opportunities, residents on board the residential ship NARRATIVE will enjoy unique, memorable and life-changing experiences while travelling the world in their global residence.
4	NYK to Conduct Test of New Lookout Support System for Vessels Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha and MTI Co., Ltd. have installed on a trial basis on a ship operated by the NYK Group a prototype of the Automatic Ship Target Recognition System developed in Israel by Orca AI Ltd. Verification st...
5	COVID-19: Commission provides guidance on EU passenger rights In our efforts to mitigate the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commission has today published guidelines to ensure EU passenger rights are applied in a coherent manner across the EU.
6	Carnival Corporation & PLC contracts Bureau Veritas to support a safe return to cruising Bureau Veritas (BV) has been contracted by Carnival Corporation & PLC to provide health and safety services to facilitate the return to cruising, protecting passengers and crew.
7	Record numbers of cruise guests visiting the Baltic Sea In 2018, more cruise guests than ever before went ashore at a Baltic Sea port. This is shown in a new report from Cruise Baltic, which also reveals a record high number of calls into the Baltic Sea ports. The compass points tow...
8	Game-changing VIKING LifeCraft™ gets 100% approval VIKING’s entire LifeCraft™ system has now obtained flag state approval as a novel life-saving appliance to be installed on passenger ships for the utmost safety in evacuation emergencies.
9	VARD taps TMC for Viking Cruises compressors VARD has awarded TMC Compressors of the Seas (TMC) to supply the marine compressed air system for two cruise ships the Norwegian shipbuilder is constructing for Viking Cruises.
10	P&O Ferrymasters and DP World begin rolling-out integrated maritime and logistics services P&O Ferrymasters and its parent company DP World today (16 December) announce the completion of their first common carrier agreement, to integrate their global maritime and logistics services into a unified customer proposi...
11	Scandinavian Biogas invests 300 million SEK in northern Europes largest plant for Bio-LNG In the second half of 2023, the expanded plant in Gladö Kvarn on Södertörn just south of Stockholm for the production of liquefied biogas (Bio-LNG) is expected to be completed. The plant will produce 220 GWh of Bio-LNG per year...
12	Rising fuel costs lead to Viking Line adding fuel surcharges As of 10 March 2022, Viking Line will introduce an additional fee for fuel on all cruises and scheduled trips. The fuel surcharge applies to new bookings for trips made during the period 10 March – 31 August 2022.
13	Stena Line resumes passenger traffic to Latvia Due to restrictions due to COVID-19, the ferry company Stena Line has since mid-March only been allowed to transport goods and passengers with a special permit on board the ferries between Sweden and Latvia. Following new posit...
14	Corsica Linea prepared to sell two vessels to CTC French media report that Corsica Linea, the new company that operates the former SNCM fleet, is prepared to sell MONTE D'ORO and PAGLIA ORBA to the " collectivité territoriale de Corse" (CTC).
15	Official handover of Trimline’s latest investment As part of Trimline's continuous improvement, the world-class marine interior outfitter has been looking at state-of-the-art manufacturing systems which give a broader range of capabilities.
16	Foreship establishes Tallinn subsidiary in Baltic expansion Naval ArchitectNaval architect and marine engineering company Foreship has created a wholly-owned subsidiary located in Tallinn to strengthen ties with shipowners, shipyards and marine equipment suppliers in Estonia, and suppor...
17	DFDS acquires rail operator primeRail Today, DFDS & primeRail signed an agreement to become one company as DFDS acquires the German rail operator company. The acquisition strengthens DFDS' rail offerings and is a testament to DFDS' ambition to find sustainable ...
18	Cruise Baltic launches Sustainable Cruise Indicators Cruise Baltic and consulting group COWI have joined forces to develop Sustainable Cruise Indicators that can be used globally to measure environmental sustainability in different cruise regions. With the new tool, measuring sus...
19	Port of Antwerp-Bruges: slight growth despite ongoing challenges After nine months, the total throughput of Port of Antwerp-Bruges was 217.4 million tonnes, a slight increase of 0.8% compared to the same period last year. Despite the negative impact of the geopolitical and macroeconomic cont...
20	Further success with E-Flexers – Deltamarin signs design contracts for three RoPax ships Deltamarin has signed design contracts with China Merchants Jinling shipyard (Weihai) for the complete basic and detail design packages of three RoPax vessels. These are the 10th, 11th and 12th Stena E-Flexer vessels for two di...