Mapping the transformation of shipping and the oceans
IMO scoping study on autonomous ships unlikley to result in new regulations until the 2030's despite member states seeking to be technology market lea
Women entering the maritime sector are looking to the offshore industry to get their careers started in maritime, with more job flexibility and option
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
Accidents in the maritime industry are still an issue and may happen all to often, but Israeli start-up Orca has a solution which it believes will re
Denmark's BunkerTrust is looking to shake up the bunker industry by bringing to it an unprecedented level of transparency. Founded in 2017 by Dani
Germany's Closelink offers users much more than just the ability to source marine lubricants online, writes Brian Dixon for our latest Startup 2020
French plans to build a green hydrogen economy include backing for maritime and transport projects The French government has announced the second
Mark O’Neil is perhaps a little bit sheepish about the fact he was often quoted in the maritime press as saying “Digitalise or Die” just a few years
Data shows maritime and marine patent applications rocket between 2007 and 2017 The number of patent applications for marine and maritime innovati
A number of Swedish entities have joined forces in a bid to force shipowners to offer more sustainable or responsible solutions. Several of the large
Maritime UK has unveiled a revised set of guidelines for maritime autonomous surface ships (MASSs) to accommodate the rapid pace of change within the
With 2020 Sulphur cap just around the corner it is intriguing how many concerns remain about how industry will react, writes Samantha Fisk. Whil
DFDS has put a wind propulsion-in-a box solution on a vessel to see what the difference is in fuel consumption It is the simplicity and ease with
Press Release: Widely recognised as Singapore’s largest shipping company, Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS), has partnered with global early stage inves
Shipping is setting itself new goals to once again make further improvements to the industry through better ship recycling regulations, which are alr
Research conducted by Imperial College London, together with University College London and the University of Oxford has shown that emissions are leav
Sofia Fürstenberg Stott has been unraveling some of the latest big announcements coming out of the shipping sector as it sets its sails and sights o
The Port of Amsterdam has been testing drones to inspect incoming ships while the Port of Antwerp takes to the air, reports Brian Dixon This past
