Phase 1 of the SPINE project, (Shipping and Port Interfaces in the New Era) advanced the automation of operations in the land/water interface, supporting both infrastructure and operations in the port...

The Government has announced that coastal communities across the UK are to benefit from £30m funding to decarbonise shipping and power up local economies. Awarded from the sixth round of the Clean Mar...

ESA is inviting companies to participate in the Coastal Resiliance to Climate Change iniative which has recently been launched and will close on 28th August 2025. This funding opportunity aims to supp...

MSE is working with ESA to define two pilot projects that demonstrate how Earth Observation and other in-situ data resources can enable a sustainable Blue Economy.We are asking interested parties to c...

Ports face various challenges, including congestion, infrastructure limitations, safety and security, digitalisation, connectivity and environmental concerns. These challenges can lead to delays, disr...

London International Shipping Week will celebrate its 12th anniversary in September 2025. The event is an important global shipping and maritime event which plays host to thousands of international de...

MarRI-UK will be hosting this event, Powering Maritime Innovation: Towards a UK Research Roadmap - Why This Matters Now - event on Tuesday 16th September 2025 from 1400-1600 at the Queen Elizabeth II ...

The maritime sector stands at the cusp of transformative change, driven by the rapid advancement of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). This event convenes key stakeholders across commercial, de...

The South West has a rich engineering and energy history, and is home to a powerful cluster of leading maritime, aerospace and transport businesses.A large number of organisations have joined forces t...

MATS 2025 will feature a full two day programme with days running from 9-5pm ensuring ample networking and exhibitor breaks. Themes for 2025 The marine sector is evolving rapidly, driven by innovation...

Safety for vessels is no longer just about sea survival and reducing onboard injuries. Navigation was typically carried out with a chart plotter and radar plus a VHF for communications. As individual ...