Shipbuilding industry Halifax Shipyard joins AOPS mega blocks indoors for the first time as final Coast Guard ship takes shape Irving Shipbuilding has joined the grand block and bow mega block of the future CCGS Sermilik inside the module hall at Halifax Shipyard. It is the first time a hull in the Arctic and Offshore… Read more → Daily Mare. Daily coverage of the Baltic maritime industry
Shipbuilding industry Halifax Shipyard joins AOPS mega blocks indoors for the first time as final Coast Guard ship takes shape Irving Shipbuilding has joined the grand block and bow mega block of the future CCGS Sermilik inside the module hall at Halifax Shipyard. It is the first time a hull in the Arctic and Offshore… Read more →
Maritime economy WB Group enters Germany with Berlin subsidiary and acquisition of a Bavarian propulsion maker WB Group, Poland's largest private defence manufacturer, launched its German subsidiary WB Germany in Berlin on 10 November and announced the acquisition of its first German technology company, a… Read more →
Sailing and water sports Polish Sailing League sets 2027 calendar as Yacht Club Gdańsk chases third straight title The Polish Sailing League (Polska Liga Żeglarska) will open its 2027 season in April, with Yacht Club Gdańsk bidding for a third consecutive Polish Club Championship title, a feat previously… Read more → Latest
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Shipbuilding industry Poland christens ro-pax ferry Bursztyn Unity in Szczecin on Independence Day. Ystad service starts 18 November
Navy and defence Polish Navy marks 108 years of independence in Gdynia and Świnoujście as Gdynia celebrates its centenary
Energy and offshore Orlen Neptun deploys V-LiDAR buoys at Baltic West ahead of Poland's 2027 offshore wind auction
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Opinion CMA CGM Pantheon in Gdańsk. A success for the port and a bitter lesson about the absence of maritime policy
On Tuesday morning the CMA CGM Pantheon, one of the newest and largest container ships in the world, entered the T3 terminal of Baltic Hub in Gdańsk. She is almost 400 metres long, has a capacity of more than 24,000…
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Ex-Enterprise towed to Mobile under $418.5m contract. Test case for Nimitz-class disposal begins
Ferrari Hypersail hull completed as Maranello reveals flight control technology
Seven dead in war, seven in peacetime. Błyskawica turns 90 and still flies the ensign
Fuel oil on the beach in Ustka. The Baltic hands back what nobody wants to collect
Convoys return to the Baltic. An exercise showed how hard it is to shield merchant ships from an uncrewed attacker



