Posidonia Survey Shows Shipping Weighs AI Acceleration Against Maritime Pragmatism All newly available maritime Artificial Intelligence (AI) services and products will be presented at Posidonia, as the industry is slowly
A maritime industry stakeholder event organized by the Economic Development Centre Uusimaa brought together key actors in the sector in Helsinki
Tallink Grupp is continuing its long-term cooperation with the John Nurminen Foundation to improve and protect the condition of the Baltic
New, more sustainable fuels are slowly changing the marine industry. Methanol, ammonia and hydrogen are among the fuels used to power
Building on six years of proven ferry operation in Copenhagen, the new battery system further strengthens Echandia’s offering for demanding high-power
Minister Sakari Puisto: Finnish maritime competitiveness is anchored by performance, quality – and reliable, speedy vessel delivery The United States relies
As Finnish President Alexander Stubb and US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on icebreaker cooperation in Washington on 9 October
Finland’s overall economic outlook remains subdued. Forecasts once again suggest growth hovering around or below the one-percent mark, weighed down by
Production of the fifth Icon-class vessel commenced at the Meyer Turku shipyard on Monday, 19 January 2026. Representatives from the vessel’s
U.S.-based shipbuilder Davie Defense, part of the same group as Helsinki Shipyard, has reached an agreement with the United States Coast
On conventional container ships, lashings often share loads unevenly, with upper lashings bearing the majority of the stress while lower lashings
JDE Peets equipped AURORA BOTNIA with the Cafitesse coffee system, uniquely sustainable and bio-safe, as a newbuilding Jacobs Douwe Egberts
Viking Line is starting 2026 by continuing to offer travel and transport services with a high share of renewable European biogas.
Chris-Marine® announces the launch of the PSL Portable Surface Lathe, a high-precision solution designed for efficient sealing surface machining both in-situ
In 2025, Viking Line served 4.6 million passengers with its five vessels and transported a record volume of freight. The company
The demand for skilled labour in the maritime industry is growing. Competence requirements in the sector, especially for highly skilled tasks,
Order books and new orders in the technology industry have strengthened significantly in spite of extraordinary trade and geopolitical volatility. Growth
The net-zero emission cruise ship concept developed in the AVATAR project led by Meyer Turku has now been completed. The project
In the maritime sector, escape route guidance systems, the very foundation of an effective safety signage framework, are still far too
Viking Line, the Port of Turku, and the Ports of Stockholm are carrying out a joint project aimed at establishing a
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, today completed the handover of WAKASHIO MARU, a training
A maritime industry stakeholder event organized by the Economic Development Centre Uusimaa brought together key actors in the sector in
Tallink Grupp is continuing its long-term cooperation with the John Nurminen Foundation to improve and protect the condition of the
New, more sustainable fuels are slowly changing the marine industry. Methanol, ammonia and hydrogen are among the fuels used to
Building on six years of proven ferry operation in Copenhagen, the new battery system further strengthens Echandia’s offering for demanding
Minister Sakari Puisto: Finnish maritime competitiveness is anchored by performance, quality – and reliable, speedy vessel delivery The United States
As Finnish President Alexander Stubb and US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on icebreaker cooperation in Washington on 9
Finland’s overall economic outlook remains subdued. Forecasts once again suggest growth hovering around or below the one-percent mark, weighed down
Production of the fifth Icon-class vessel commenced at the Meyer Turku shipyard on Monday, 19 January 2026. Representatives from the
U.S.-based shipbuilder Davie Defense, part of the same group as Helsinki Shipyard, has reached an agreement with the United States
On conventional container ships, lashings often share loads unevenly, with upper lashings bearing the majority of the stress while lower
JDE Peets equipped AURORA BOTNIA with the Cafitesse coffee system, uniquely sustainable and bio-safe, as a newbuilding Jacobs Douwe
Viking Line is starting 2026 by continuing to offer travel and transport services with a high share of renewable European
Chris-Marine® announces the launch of the PSL Portable Surface Lathe, a high-precision solution designed for efficient sealing surface machining both
In 2025, Viking Line served 4.6 million passengers with its five vessels and transported a record volume of freight. The
The demand for skilled labour in the maritime industry is growing. Competence requirements in the sector, especially for highly skilled
Order books and new orders in the technology industry have strengthened significantly in spite of extraordinary trade and geopolitical volatility.
The net-zero emission cruise ship concept developed in the AVATAR project led by Meyer Turku has now been completed. The
In the maritime sector, escape route guidance systems, the very foundation of an effective safety signage framework, are still far
Viking Line, the Port of Turku, and the Ports of Stockholm are carrying out a joint project aimed at establishing
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, today completed the handover of WAKASHIO MARU, a
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