The UK has a long history of leading maritime innovation and is now in a strong position to support the safe adoption of ...

Ministers have been urged to support the rollout of nuclear-powered ships that could halve the time it takes to move freight across the oceans or provide mobile sources of electricity.

Lloyd’s Register is leading a new UK consortium to set global standards for the safe, secure and commercial operation of nuclear-powered ships.

Green hydrogen and fuel cells are placing the country at the forefront of decarbonizing maritime transport.

Military magazine pinpoints design flaws in the Fujian carrier that significantly reduce its launch efficiency.

The Maritime Nuclear Consortium includes Lloyd’s Register, Rolls Royce, Babcock International, Stephenson Harwood, and NorthStandard.

Lloyd's Register is leading a new consortium of UK companies seeking "to set the highest international standards for safe, ...

China’s newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, was meant to mark a leap in naval ...

No civilian maritime nuclear facilities have been commissioned in over four decades, but there’s been three major reports released this month on their future potential. DNV’s latest report, Maritime ...

Scientists in India are moving forward with the development of nuclear reactors that could one day power commercial ships. According to Business Standard, researchers at the Bhabha Atomic Research ...

[Seatrade Asia Online, 2 December] The head of Chinese shipping giant Cosco has suggested that container ships should be powered by nuclear reactors in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ...