BALTIMORE ― What was once perhaps the most celebrated ship in the world today floats at the Port of Baltimore, guarded only by a pothole-pocked road and GPS-mapping confusion. The NS Savannah is the ...

For decades, nuclear power has been reserved for the most formidable naval vessels. Now, the shipping industry faces a pivotal question: Can nuclear technology power commercial ships? While adopting ...

The ship did see plenty of other visitors. Over its history, Savannah traveled to some 45 foreign ports in 26 countries. It's estimated that well over a million people boarded the ship to see its ...

[Applause] she was now the nuclear ship saan nuclear powered crafts come in two basic types stealth or strength for more than 60 years the epitome of Naval power has been nuclear there is no better ...

The commercial shipping industry is chasing a novel carbon-free propulsion technology as it pursues a lofty climate goal: nuclear power. Shipping accounts for more planet-warming greenhouse gas ...

Throughout the week a small army of engineers, painters, technicians and nuclear physicists worked on the sleek, white-hulled ship lying in her slip at Camden, N.J. Early next month the N.S. (for ...

As countries around the world try to tamp down emissions (well, some of them, anyway), a major target for improvement is the shipping industry. Ships produce 3% of all the world's emissions per year, ...