The Port of Seattle has officially concluded its record-setting 2026 cruise season, cementing its standing as the leading Pacific Northwest gateway to Alaska and Canada. Delivering an estimated 1.2 billion dollars in regional economic impact and supporting over 5,120 local Read More …
A comprehensive new environmental report from the Cruise Lines International Association highlights a striking growth trend in ship-side readiness alongside a notable infrastructure lag across global maritime hubs. While cruise lines have more than tripled their shore-power-capable vessels since 2018—reaching Read More …
Modern cruise ship architecture is undergoing a remarkable sustainability transformation as shipbuilders and cruise lines integrate eco-friendly technologies, smart materials, and energy-efficient systems from bow to stern. As highlighted by maritime leaders at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026, designing sustainable cruise Read More …
According to a landmark announcement published by Princess Cruises, the premier ocean carrier is celebrating a quarter-century of pioneering shore power leadership in Juneau, Alaska. In 2001, Princess Cruises made maritime history by becoming the very first cruise line to Read More …
The contemporary cruise market is experiencing a massive wave of growth as leading global cruise lines lean heavily into ultra-large vessel architecture. Shipyards across Europe are witnessing an unprecedented shift in their production books, driven by a industry-wide desire to Read More …
Port Charlottetown is entering a new era of sustainable maritime operations thanks to a significant federal investment of up to $14.3 million. This funding, provided through the Green Shipping Corridor Program, is dedicated to installing advanced shore power infrastructure at Read More …
The Port of Marseille-Fos has achieved a magnificent milestone in maritime sustainability by activating one of the most advanced shore-side electricity systems in Europe. Officially unveiled on April 11, 2026, this innovative infrastructure allows up to three large cruise ships Read More …
Vancouver’s waterfront is celebrating a monumental milestone as Canada Place marks its 40th anniversary. Since its grand opening on May 2, 1986, as the Canada Pavilion for Expo 86, this architectural marvel has transformed into one of the most recognizable Read More …
Important Topics To Know Carnival Corporation is taking an inspiring step forward in its commitment to environmental stewardship with the expansion of its shore power infrastructure in Alaska. The world’s largest cruise company is currently advancing a significant electrification project Read More …