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Construction Begins on Perth’s First Battery-Electric Ferry

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By Ethan Ward Verified
| EVMagz
Construction has officially begun on the first of five battery-electric ferries for Perth’s Swan River, marking a milestone in Western Australia’s A$107 million METRONET on Swan Ferry Service Expansion project. A keel laying ceremony marked the start of vessel construction for the jointly funded initiative, which combines a new electric ferry fleet with expanded passenger infrastructure.
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Türkiye’s Blue Homeland sails beyond talk into regional sea power

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By Ethan Ward Verified
| Maritime Technology Review
Türkiye’s push to redefine its strategic identity isn’t happening on the plains of Anatolia—it’s unfolding on the waves. A new academic study from Piri Reis University, led by maritime strategy expert Ferhan Oral, takes a close look at how the country’s “Blue Homeland” doctrine is reshaping its role at sea, using the lens of 19th-century naval theorist Alfred Thayer Mahan.
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AI sharpens underwater detection beyond sonar limits

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By Ethan Ward Verified
| Maritime Technology Review
Hexing Zheng and his team at the State Key Laboratory of Robotics and Intelligent Systems in Shenyang have been digging into a challenge that’s quietly reshaping maritime security and resource exploration: how to spot big underwater objects when traditional sonar just isn’t cutting it anymore. With modern submarines and drones getting quieter by the year, the old-school acoustic ping just isn’t the reliable workhorse it used to be.
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