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Seafarers
Ukrainian seafarers covered by Danish law
As of October 1, and onwards, Ukrainian seafarers working on ships under the Danish International Ship Register (DIS) can look…
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Climate & Sustainability
Shipping law could do more harm than good
ECSA and the green group Transport & Environment (T&E) have joined forces to call on EU countries and the…
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Authorities, Organisations and Geopolitics
How do you investigate crimes at sea?
Investigative reporting about activities at sea is a unique specialty requiring distinct tools and tactics. How can I find…
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Marine Engineering
Erma First Acquiries Ecochlor
Broadening the range of ultra-efficient ballast water treatment systems (BWTS), future-proof decarbonisation solutions and related services under the ERMA…
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Denmark
DIGITAL TECH SUMMIT 2024
Interested in being an exhibitor at Digital Tech Summit 2024? Contact us here. Denmark’s largest deep tech event Digital…
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Ports & Terminals
We have passed the point of just talking about hydrogen
Randolf likes to think big and far ahead. Yet every now and again, it’s good to reflect on your…
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Shipyards & Shipbuilding
Shipbuilding in a sellers market
Common issues in shipbuilding projects Market volatility affects shipbuilding, with boom and bust cycles. Recent trends show a sellers’…
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People & Careers
Emissions trading begins to bite
What is the ETS? Emission trading systems (ETS) are “cap and trade” schemes regulating greenhouse gas emissions through allowances.…
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Blog
Human trafficking at sea
Human trafficking is a growing global crisis, with thousands of people being illegally transported across oceans each year. Many…
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Ports & Terminals
Rising demand in LA sparks new cruise terminal
In another significant step in the enhancement of the LA Waterfront, the Port of Los Angeles has issued a Request…
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