This is our last episode before a summer break, and we have the last of the three episodes looking at the develo
This is the second of our short series of Aronnax episodes looking at the evolution of autonomous ships and surface vessels in the shipping
There's a lot of talk about autonomous and unmanned planes, trains, cars and rockets, and in the marine sphere a lot of talk about unmann
Knut Ørbeck Nilssen, head of DNV GL Maritime and Madadh MacLaine, secretary general of the Zero Emission Ship Technology Association talk
The EU announced its funding to get the bloc out of the Covid-19 induced recession, and it includes speeding the hydrogen roapmap. However
A report was issued this year estimating the investment needed to decarbonise shipping at about $1.2tr between 2030 and 2050. The work was
Behavioural economics, the understanding of what makes people tick, and getting them to make the right decisions, is not exactly new, an
While a return to the days of sailing vessels taking cargo around the world sounds romantic, it is also unrealistic. The great sails of old
The global effort to significantly lower the amount of man-made carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases has seen a lot of government-back
Global trade is largely based on just-in-time, lean, supply chains with goods shipped around the world as and when they are needed. The C
The second in our series looking at the new wave of wind propulsion systems for shipping. Fathom World editorial director talks to co-own
A new age of sail is emerging for shipping. It's true, we may be able to say once more that ships are sailing and mean it. It may lack th
With international regulator, The IMO, working on how it can make international shipping, which means up to 60,000 very large ships, decarb
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