Mapping the transformation of shipping and the oceans
The number of species that have spread around our seas through ballast water, biofouling and other vectors has finally been counted, and it is huge. T
Government proposal has shipping element to create flexibility and encourage international CO2 imports Norway is formally set to fund a world first ma
In this personal insight from inside a maritime cluster, city or region, Anna Vourgos, WISTA Cyprus president, offers her thoughts on what makes her
Looking at the different types of bullying and harassment that can happen in the workplace, the next instalment in the series looks at gender, and in
It won't happen for a few years yet, but quantum sensors could well change the way ships fix their positions. Brian Dixon takes a leap into quantum na
Germany's PT Shipmanagement is able to unlock numerous benefits for its customers thanks to it fully digital approach to ship management. In terms
The Port of Antwerp is spearheading an ambitious new project to transform global supply chains through the use of new and emerging technologies. Brian
Japan has doubled up on its efforts to be a leading cluster developing autonomous and unmanned ships, with plans to make up to half its 4,000 domesti
Some ports are ow allowing for crew exchanges, but the situation is still far from resolved, writes Samantha Fisk. The phrase " contingency plans"
Being one of the first to pick up new technology before others is no mean feat in business, but with foresight and experience this is what PT Shipman
Press release: Today sees the launch of a charity crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for developing world seafarers and their families that have be
THE IMO and other organisations have called on nations to recognize ships crews as key workers, and the reasoning is logical. Ships crews are close t
Ships crews are close to breaking point and could soon threaten world trade by refusing to sign new or extending existing contracts. While ships c
The rapid pace of technological innovation has had a growing impact on the shipping industry. But as owners and fleet managers face increasing pres
While ports are right in looking to protect their information technology (IT) networks, they are remnded to not neglect their operating technology (
A paper has been submitted to the International Maritime Organization to try and push interest in wind-powered technologies for shipping. It has b
New studies carried out by British-based Sleep and Fatigue Research (SAFR) has shown that seafarers are at risk from fatigue and being able to operat
In the seventh of our interviews with ship management firms on their digital transition, Samantha Fisk talks to Synergy Group CEO Captain Rajesh Unni
