International^® is marking its 140^th anniversary by celebrating its legacy of setting new standards of performance and sustainability in the global coatings industry.

M-645 is a float coat used to inhibit corrosion in vessels containing saltwater or brine, floating on the surface of the water to form a self-healing protective film on adjacent metals.

PPG Sigma Sailadvance NX coating was specifically developed to provide maximum hull protection and vessel performance in line with the requirements arising from International Maritime Organization (IMO) energy-efficiency measures.

In shipping's ongoing efforts to survive and thrive in the global economy, and on the backdrop of societal and regulatory pressure to reduce maritime's impact on the environment, tackling biofouling head-on and mitigating the risks has never been so important.

Repela Tech LLC, a Detroit-based sustainability tech startup from Wayne State University, was awarded a National Science Foundation Small Business Technology Transfer Phase II grant totaling $993,788 for research and development on a patent-pending antifouling marine coating.

Norner recently announced that it has received certificates recognizing approval in accordance with both IMO Resolution IMO MSC.215 (82) and IMO MSC.288 (87) for its marine coating testing.

Selektope®, the barnacle repelling active antifouling agent widely used in commercial coatings for ocean going vessels, has been integrated into a brand new antifouling paint for worldwide trading vessels.

Elementis has a solution for the challenges that formulators face for protective industrial and marine coatings.

Creating a more sustainable yacht industry and helping to protect the world's oceans are the main goals driving a new partnership between AkzoNobel's Yacht Coatings business and the Water Revolution Foundation.

World-leading coatings supplier Hempel has provided coatings to protect the Orbital O2 tidal energy turbine, the world's most powerful tidal turbine.