Navy & Maritime

Russia’s naval prowess has long been a focal point of global attention, and recent developments in its submarine fleet only serve to underscore its commitment to maritime dominance. The unveiling of the Emperor Alexander III and the upgraded Krasnoyarsk submarines exemplifies Russia’s dedication to enhancing its naval capabilities and maintaining …

Introduction The shipping industry plays a vital role in global trade and transportation, contributing to economic growth while also facing challenges in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The shipping industry is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. In order to reduce emissions, the industry is looking to new …

In the realm of power generation, innovation often lies in the fusion of existing technologies to create something entirely new. One such innovation making waves in the world of energy production is the thermoacoustic Stirling generator. Combining elements of the Stirling engine, linear motor, and thermoacoustic principles, this cutting-edge device …

Introduction: Russia is a major global power and has global interests. In recent developments, Russia has showcased a significant shift in its global strategy, placing the Indian Ocean at the epicenter of its geopolitical interests. Russia has been silently establishing itself as a key stakeholder in the geopolitics of the Indian …

Introduction: In the realm of maritime security, submarines are the stealthy predators of the deep, challenging naval forces with their elusive nature. To counter this threat, militaries have long relied on sonar systems, the eyes and ears of ships and submarines, to detect and track underwater targets. However, with advancements …

Introduction: The maritime industry, responsible for transporting goods and people across the world’s oceans, faces a pivotal moment in its quest for sustainability. As the global community intensifies its focus on climate change, industries worldwide are urged to explore avenues for reducing carbon emissions. Despite the recreational marine sector’s relatively …