Shore power (or cold ironing) is revolutionizing ports and marinas by allowing docked ships to switch off diesel engines and plug into onshore electricity. This simple shift slashes emissions, reduces noise, and supports greener shipping—key steps toward a sustainable maritime industry.
Southern Ocean Marine Engineering is delighted to announce our successful participation in the 2025 International Boat Show, where we were proudly joined by our valued customers and friends.
Discover the potential of alternative fuels in the maritime industry, from LNG and hydrogen to biofuels and ammonia. Explore their benefits, challenges, and how they align with the push for sustainable shipping and environmental compliance.
The maritime industry depends on a range of fuel types, from cleaner distillates to heavier residual fuels. With growing environmental
Essential tests at sea to ensure ships meet international safety and operational standards.
In the previous blog, we addressed the different tests we carry out in the sea trials of a ship. And
In previous blogs, we talked about the types of shipyards and the different works carried out on ships according to
In the previous blog, we addressed several aspects that shipping companies, through their technical and operations offices, must consider before
The maintenance preparation of a ship in a shipyard is a complex operation that brings together several aspects that we
What is classification? Classification is a standard applied to the construction and ongoing service of ships and other floating installations,
