All articles
-
Recruitment
MARPRO’S top 10 hot maritime jobs
MARPRO Search & Selection is a global specialist in recruitment in Shipping and Maritime. We connect our business partners with…
Read More » -
Africa
Survived 11 days on a ship’s rudder
An incredible photo shared on Twitter by the Spanish coastguard on Tuesday, 29 November 2022, went viral. Three men…
Read More » -
Education
25 reasons why your cargo is delayed?
Current maritime supply chains are not well optimised due to operational difficulties caused by an inefficient management of logistics…
Read More » -
Seafarers
How to address seafarers’ COVID-19 challenges?
The COVID-19 pandemic posed severe challenges for flag states, port authorities, shipping- and crewing companies. Crew changes were severely…
Read More » -
Seafarers
The Nigeria 26 – unfairly criminalised seafarers
The 26 seafarers are currently being held in Nigeria and face charges for alleged involvement in oil theft and…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The energy transition is like a rubber band
Making waves In this section, you’ll hear from people who are committed to a smart and sustainable port of…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
A gamechanger for a green Europe
New mandatory reporting of environmental and social performance for all companies would be a ‘gamechanger’ for green finance in…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Shipping’s progress towards decarbonisation
The ‘Climate Action in Shipping Report – Progress towards Shipping’s 2030 Breakthrough’ assesses progress towards its 2030 breakthrough goals and…
Read More » -
Names
Do you remember Jonas at Sea?
Whales spotted • Dolphins spotted • Compostela de Santiago • Fantastic starry sky • Made first 3 schooltests •…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
What is ballast water?
Large cargo ships use ballast water to balance their weight and keep them stable during a voyage. Although it…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Green power in Denmark
Shipyards are about to deliver 51 new vessels to Danish shipping companies. 25 of them can sail on green…
Read More » -
Shipyards
The largest patrol boat in history
Starting from the Chioggia port where it was moored for the completion of sea trials, today it entered the…
Read More » -
Organisations
Blue whales and blue skies
Shipping companies received awards for reducing speeds in the 2021 “Protecting Blue Whales & Blue Skies” program. Eighteen shipping companies…
Read More » -
Offshore
The world’s longest immersed tunnel
The Fehmarnbelt tunnel between Rødbyhavn on Lolland and Puttgarden in Germany will be the world’s longest immersed tunnel. The…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
The Netherlands playing with wind and sun
The Hollandse Kust (west) Wind Farm Zone (HKWWFZ) is located more than 50 km off the Dutch coast. There…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
How important is connectivity?
A new report compiled by maritime innovation consultancy Thetius makes a compelling case that shipping companies seeking to meet…
Read More » -
Events
And the Maritime Awards 2022 go to…
With 3% of GDP and 6% of exports, the sector makes a structural contribution to the Dutch economy; the result…
Read More » -
Education
19 changes in container shipping
Container shipping is one of the leading forces that keep trade running. It is also massive in scale, beyond…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Between home and high seas
From the very first phone conversation, one can already tell that she is someone who likes machines. “Freya is…
Read More » -
Seafarers
A place for females at sea
Article by Carly Fields. Founded by three pioneering women seafarers of India in 2017, the Inter- national Women Seafarers…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
What is the “ecological footprint”?
The ecological footprint of an object (person or thing) is the total area of biologically productive land and water…
Read More » -
Names
5 questions to David Cassidy
David Cassidy, CEO of Proman, wants to see the world adopt lower emission alternatives available now, while investing in…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Viva Maersk in Spain
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) and the Spanish Government have signed a General Protocol for Collaboration to explore the…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Hydrex across the globe
This raises the question: Why, when there are alternative companies much closer to home, do shipping companies insist…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
The world’s biggest shipping hubs
The volume of goods transported around the globe by container ships has increased continuously in recent years. Data from…
Read More » -
Education
4 things to consider when transporting containers
Shipping containers require special care. Having logistical expertise is essential if you want to ensure that all things go…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
10 ways on how to protect the ocean
The ocean is more than just a mysterious and beautiful place that sparks the imagination. Scientists say that approximately 50…
Read More » -
Organisations
Giving women a voice
New speakers bureau aims to amplify diversity of voices in maritime. The IMO and WISTA International aim to promote…
Read More » -
Authorities
Biden improves port infrastructures
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced more than $703 million to fund 41 projects in 22 states and one…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Contribute to a Green Denmark
Ørsted and CIP have decided to join forces in a new 50/50 partnership to develop a number of offshore…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Sweden electrifies its ferry service
Kongsberg Maritime has signed a contract with Holland Shipyards Group to provide electrification and control systems with automated functionalities…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Reward first movers of CO2 reduction
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents 80% of the world’s merchant fleet, has announced proposals to accelerate…
Read More » -
Education
A maritime children’s tale
The North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) announces the launch of a new book educating children on the…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
How to crack the four-day work week?
The digital transformational company Seably prides itself on being an innovative company in its product development. However, they want…
Read More » -
Shipowners
A trend in maritime, the Smart Ship
A new era is calling us. Smart ships will comprise of digital information, computer coding, and new technology infrastructure…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
5 expectations and 5 realities in ship inspection
Shipping is one of the most international industries in the world. However, the safety performance is still far from…
Read More » -
Authorities
Digitisation of airspace
Drones will be a common phenomenon in the skies over the port of the future. To make the port…
Read More » -
Seafarers
And the Seafarers Awards go to…
After a two-year hiatus, MtS’ prestigious Seafarers Awards ceremony and gala dinner returned in-person to Singapore on the 6…
Read More » -
Shipyards
How to produce ship hulls at a lower cost?
In the late 1990s, shipyards in Northern Netherlands were well known as the most efficient builders of short-sea vessels…
Read More » -
Education
New regulatory site
Marineregulations.news is the first news site in the world that exclusively covers maritime regulatory news from most relevant maritime…
Read More » -
Education
The importance of cybersecurity
In the digital age, information security and data safety issues are critically important. Even large IT companies that are…
Read More » -
Worldwide
How social interaction matters in a ship
Many vessels are built to achieve economies of scale, so although they are often built larger, accommodation quarters and…
Read More » -
Asia
A steely eye on India
India is the world’s second-largest steel producing country, after China, and it has big ambitions for the future.…
Read More » -
Events
220 maritime leaders in New York
Top decision-makers, thought leaders, and experts from across the maritime spectrum came together to make sense of the rapidly…
Read More » -
Education
Restoring nature with 3D prints
Nadia Fani is co-founder of Coastruction, which designs, 3D prints, tests and installs artificial reefs from the RDM site…
Read More » -
Education
Hydrogen, the great missed opportunity
Hydrogen has a crucial role in decarbonizing the world’s energy system, but uptake will be too slow. Governments need…
Read More » -
Authorities
Lowest global piracy since 1992
ICC IMB’s latest global quarterly piracy report details 90 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in the…
Read More » -
Education
The WellAtSea award goes to…
Swedish-based Seably, the leading global digital training community marketplace for the maritime industry, has acquired award-winning company WellAtSea. The…
Read More » -
Education
6 areas to make the maritime industry more attractive
At the Global Maritime Forum’s Annual Summit in New York, young maritime professionals discussed what actions need to be…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Future scenarios for 2050
Understanding what the future might look like is important so that the Port of Rotterdam Authority can respond accordingly.…
Read More » -
Asia
Why is Indonesia strategically important?
Indonesia’s nascent renewable energy potential could potentially allow Indonesia to take advantage of its unique position in south-east Asia…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Hafnia wins Danish diversity award
Confetti fell and champagne popped when the employees at Hafnia today got the news that they had won Danish…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Just like cars, slower vessels are more efficient
The “Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies Program” welcomes the first three companies to join its Brand Ambassador…
Read More » -
Shipowners
6 green container vessels for Maersk
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) announces that it has ordered a further six large ocean-going vessels that can…
Read More » -
Organisations
Dumping of sewage sludge at sea prohibited worldwide
Amendment to treaty on dumping of waste at sea will remove sewage sludge from list of wastes which…
Read More » -
Events
Investing in energy solutions
ADIPEC, the world’s largest energy industry conference and exhibition, has announced its 2022 conference agenda, reinforcing its position as…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Wind energy 101: 10 things you need to know
1. What is wind energy? Capable of ecological impacts as diverse as the gentle pollination of wheat and corn…
Read More » -
Names
From shopping boats to floating bridges
Today Stena Line celebrates its 60th anniversary as a ferry company, having established itself as a trusted link between…
Read More » -
Education
Ørsted comments on the high energy prices
However, the surge in energy prices started already in 2021 due to the rapid growth in energy demand following…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Measure your cyber security
Norwegian businesses are increasingly experiencing digital security threats. However, for many, it can be difficult to get an overview…
Read More » -
Organisations
Mandatory reporting of lost containers
The Sub-Committee agreed draft new requirements for mandatory reporting of lost freight containers at sea. Containers lost overboard can…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Maritime Forecast to 2050
Overview As the entire world seeks to decarbonize, the maritime industry is owning its part in ensuring our greener…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
New hydrogen island
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) proposes to build an artificial island dedicated to large-scale production of green hydrogen from offshore…
Read More » -
Authorities
World’s first agreement to ship CO2
Denmark, Flanders and Belgium have concluded a specific arrangement, which makes it possible to transport CO2 between the two…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Rising Arctic cruising
Marlink, the smart network solutions company, has published a report on the current status and future outlook for satellite…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The issues around scrubbers
Scrubbers are a relatively simple technology designed to remove polluting sulphur oxides from a commercial ship’s engine exhaust and…
Read More » -
Authorities
What is the impact of the Sulphur Regulation from 2020?
Towards New Year’s Eve 2020, shipping had a strong focus on the new and stricter sulphur rules that would…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Solving one of the world’s biggest AI dilemmas
the award-winning Al-led maritime technology company and energy efficiency experts, has announced its partnership with other industry-leading institutions and…
Read More » -
Organisations
How 2021 trends have influenced 2022?
The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) today (19 September) presented its analysis of the 2021 marine insurance market…
Read More » -
Organisations
What concerns maritime leaders in 2022?
The fifth annual Global Maritime Issues Monitor reveals that senior maritime decision-makers believe the maritime industry will be most…
Read More » -
Events
Nor-Shipping selling out
Nor-Shipping 2023, taking place 6-9 June, looks set to build on the momentum of 2022’s event, which welcomed the…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel
After some two years of software development, Eemshaven-based tech startup Unafix.com is now releasing their cloud-based charter party and…
Read More » -
Education
The Queen’s fleet
Perhaps a little known side of her life was her amazing maritime record… As Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen…
Read More » -
Shipowners
The largest container ship in the world
The largest container ship in the world the MSC Tessa has been floated out of its dock at Jiangnan…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Half a year of war
Half a year of war in Ukraine: Interview with Valeriy Leonov. Hapag-Lloyd spoke with Valeriy Leonov, Managing Director of…
Read More » -
Blog
What is the biggest threat to our ocean?
Our oceans are the world’s biggest life support system. Half of the world’s oxygen is produced by them and…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
The world’s largest windfarm
Ørsted is proud to announce that the world’s largest installed windfarm, Hornsea 2, is now fully operational. The 1.3GW…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
US demands green offshore wind
Offshore wind and green fuels will among other things be high on the agenda. Although there are currently only…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Let’s decarbonize Europe
Yara and Northern Lights have signed the world’s first commercial agreement on cross border CO2 transport and storage. This…
Read More » -
Events
New experts’ gathering in Rotterdam
This October, Rotterdam will be the place where the maritime experts from around the world will join one of…
Read More » -
Names
Christian Jurlander to optimize Unifeeder’s fleet
Unifeeder, a global provider of the largest feeder and shortsea network in Europe, announced yesterday its selection of their…
Read More » -
Events
Blue focus on the green transition
Network and innovation will be the the focus areas once the doors open to the ‘Innovative Maritime Fair’ –…
Read More » -
Education
The generation Y and Z in the maritime
The call for change is clear from the 188 young leaders from 27 different countries, who participated in the…
Read More » -
Shipyards
First zero-emission cruise ship
Recently established Norwegian cruise venture and Portuguese shipbuilder West Sea today signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) for…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Aurelia makes green ships
Aurelia Green Ship Concept Design has unveiled a new design with 100% hydrogen propulsion, which challenges the future of…
Read More » -
Events
Rotterdam and Europort sign partnership
This means that Rotterdam – the Maritime Capital of Europe- will be the official host of Europort 2023. Both…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
DFDS joins e-methanol journey
“We are excited that customers, suppliers and competitors alike show commitment and collaborate to decarbonise our industry. With e-Methanol…
Read More » -
Education
Growth in renewables must be accelerated
Renewables and energy efficiency offer an opportunity for a secure and sovereign energy supply in the region, find REN21…
Read More » -
Events
The importance of SMM
For six decades, SMM has been pursuing the mission to build and expand a unique maritime platform which highlights…
Read More » -
Education
Would you like a career in maritime?
Maritime UK has partnered with National Careers Week to inspire the next generation of maritime workers. National Careers Week…
Read More » -
Covid-19
What to do if a monkeypox outbreak is suspected on board?
Van Ameyde Marine, the global marine consultancy and surveying firm, is advising ship managers to remain Covid aware and…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Shameful record for seafarer abandonment
Record for number of seafarer abandonment in 2022 A joint database on the abandonment of seafarers maintained by the International…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Digital twin predicts performance
Yara Marine Technologies has launched Route Pilot AI, a cloud-based artificially intelligent (AI)-powered ship operation support system that utilises…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Groundbreaking solution for safe navigation
The SafeNav (Safer Navigation) maritime safety project, co-funded by the European Commission and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), was…
Read More » -
Bunkering
New vessel design for ammonia bunkers
PaxOcean Engineering Pte. Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Singapore-based bunker vessel operator Hong Lam Marine…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Pipe in pipe solution
The technology group Wärtsilä and Danish ship operator A.P. Moller – Maersk have provided a means for preventing corrosion…
Read More » -
Recruitment
Memories for life
One can say that a really good story, almost always begins with “Once upon a time”. Well, then be…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Ships don’t wait
Rapid response and intervention was built into the philosophy and culture of Hydrex when the company was founded in…
Read More » -
Education
How container shipping works
On a consumer level, you might be used to the idea of being able to order goods or services…
Read More » -
Blog
Can digital technology solve safety challenges for the maritime industry?
During the webinar, Remote Inspections during COVID-19 and beyond, we learned from more than one hundred participants that safety…
Read More » -
Events
3 things you should know about maritime digital transformation in SMM
As a visitor of SMM, this topic is so diverse that we are keen to inform you of everything…
Read More » -
Shipyards
Record for Damen
Despite the various COVID-19 measures worldwide, the negative operating result (43 million euros negative) in 2020 was transformed into…
Read More » -
Education
Nuclear energy may be used as maritime propulsion
New research by C-Job Naval Architects shared today shows nuclear energy could be applied as marine propulsion in the…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Mexico can become producer of zero-emission fuels
The new P4G-Getting to Zero Coalition report “Shipping’s energy transition: strategic opportunities in Mexico” explores the potential for Mexico…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
How to analyze your company’s climate change risks?
This service provides climate change analysis and risk assessment specific to offices, factories, stores, and other locations to evaluate…
Read More » -
MARPRO
What does creditworthiness mean for MARPRO?
MARPRO has been awarded a AAA-diploma for the highest creditworthiness based on Bisnode’s system of credit worthiness in 2022.…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
It’s time to talk about Thorium
Has the industry been blinkered in its search for alternative fuels capable of enabling a deep sea zero…
Read More » -
Blog
I caught Covid on a cruise ship
While I thought I could evade the dreaded virus forever, it unfortunately caught up with me on a Royal…
Read More » -
Seafarers
37.5 million USD in seafarers’ unpaid wages
The ITF’s 125 inspectors and coordinators completed 7,265 inspections in 2021 to support thousands of seafarers with wage claims…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
ReFlow creates digital twins of Scandlines
Scandlines has chosen the Danish climate tech startup ReFlow to develop advanced climate twins of its latest “Zero-emission” ferry…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Ballast water treatment as a service
The Challenge A large offshore maritime service provider purchased multiple Of shore Support Vessels (OSVs). The OSVs were wet…
Read More » -
Education
Research nuclear power for ships
The project will address challenges to adopting new reactor technology in commercial maritime applications. ABS will develop models of…
Read More » -
Events
SMM is the perfect stage
From 06 to 09 September 2022, it will be the meeting place for representatives of shipping companies, suppliers, shipyards…
Read More » -
Education
Does crime pay?
The Chief Engineer was sentenced to a fine of $3,000 and placed on probation for two years. As with…
Read More » -
Seafarers
What Ukrainian seafarers need
A major survey into the welfare priorities of seafarers affected by the Ukraine crisis has shone a spotlight on…
Read More » -
Events
Klaipeda as Blue Economy capital of the Baltics
Dynamic Lithuanian port city gears up to showcase what it can offer as an ideal business-friendly destination for Nordic…
Read More » -
Shipowners
DFDS expanding routes
Passenger travel will be introduced on a trial basis, as an addition to the existing freight service between the…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Drone monitors emissions of passing ships
EMSA’s remotely piloted aircraft is in operation in the vicinity of the Strait of Gibraltar providing the Spanish Ministry…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Why ships’ ‘real’ carbon footprint is key to investment
The best future-proof path forward is to base investment decisions on analysis of a ship’s actual carbon footprint, says…
Read More » -
Events
Shipping faces an uphill battle
Once again, SMM will be held in person from 6 to 9 September 2022. Scheduled for around four months…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Disruptions are nothing new
Disruption. A word you hear much too often. Once referred to start-ups that wanted to make life difficult for…
Read More » -
Recruitment
Workforce shortage keeps shipping CEOs awake at night
The Danish maritime & shipping industry has a strong position in the global market. As a gatekeeper to the…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Ørsted expects suppliers use 100% renewable electricity
The company has reduced its scope 1 and 2 emission intensity by 87 % since 2006 and is well…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Maersk delivers record results
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) delivered record results in Q2 2022. Revenue increased by 52pct. and earnings more than…
Read More » -
Authorities
A brief background of the history of environmental regulation
They see the IMO as an independent body that can make and enforce regulation and, when it appears to…
Read More » -
Education
Symptoms of marine gas poisoning
Each type of gas affects the body and brain differently – making awareness of the different types of gas…
Read More » -
Names
One of the best managed companies in 2022
This week, the efforts of Svanehøj Danmark to catch the waves of the green transition and compete on the…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Singapore and Rotterdam establish world’s longest green corridor
Signed by Ms. Quah Ley Hoon, Chief Executive of MPA, and Mr Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Approved suction wing
Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection and certification, has delivered an Approval in Principle (AiP) to…
Read More » -
MARPRO
LinkedIn recognizes Maritime Professionals
Did you know there are more than 830 million members on LinkedIn, making it the world’s largest professional network?…
Read More » -
Education
The world’s busiest shipping routes
To understand just how connected our world has become, you don’t need to do much than to head down…
Read More » -
Organisations
The Black Sea’s maritime humanitarian corridor
The agreement was signed in Istanbul, Türkiye after several weeks of talks. Senior IMO officials participated as part of…
Read More » -
Blog
The best decision of my life
Before Yashvardhan Singh joined Maersk as a Cadet, he lived in a small town, and had never been on…
Read More » -
Suppliers
How global trade is responding to Russia’s invasion?
Russia’s first McDonald’s store in opened in 1990, just months after the fall of the Berlin Wall. It was…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Is my ship suitable for hybrid or electric propulsion?
The answer is usually yes, but there is no one size fits all. Because whether it is an inland…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Seafarers’ morale on the rise
The latest Seafarers Happiness Index report, published today by The Mission to Seafarers, reveals that seafarer happiness levels are…
Read More » -
America
North America’s CO2 emissions
The Blue Sky Maritime Coalition (BSMC) has released a new report today which provides a current benchmark for CO2…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Danelec delivers to 100+ vessels
Danelec Marine is preparing to roll-out out a digital upgrade across a fleet of 100+ vessels, following an order…
Read More » -
Seafarers
First wellness at sea conference for cadets
In a first for the industry, international maritime charity Sailors’ Society is launching a series of global wellness and…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
How Russia’s invasion has impacted the Port of Rotterdam?
As with previous penalty packages, a transitional period applies to these energy products. Therefore, the extensive import of energy…
Read More » -
Organisations
Docking and retrofitting going digital
NMS is an enabler web platform which is first of its kind in the industry. As a team, we…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Sail fast, then wait
Blue Visby solution can reduce shipping emissions by around 15% by eradicating the practice of “Sail Fast, then Wait”…
Read More » -
Uncategorized
Weathernews sets the standard for emissions reporting
ur new Carbon Intensity Monitoring (CIM) service is an integral part of that journey and promises to make a huge difference…
Read More » -
Blog
When your ship is on fire, you can’t just go to bed
Crew change at Burchardkai in Hamburg. Master Florian Böttger is handing over the “Cartagena Express” to his Polish colleague…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Finding the invisible climate killer
On a crisp Monday morning in the port of Rotterdam, the Ecodelta, a dredger boat, gets to work scraping the…
Read More » -
Shipowners
World’s largest civilian hospital ship
Stena RoRo specializes in designing ships for special needs. Project management for the construction of the Global Mercy has been underway…
Read More » -
Events
Challenges faced by women at sea
The panel discussion, that was attended by senior shipping executives in a full room at Posidonia last week, outlined…
Read More » -
Organisations
What more needs to be done?
In an effort to review the effectiveness of the response so far and to plan for the future, the…
Read More » -
Organisations
450 face layoffs
Wärtsilä plans to ramp down manufacturing in Trieste, Italy and to centralise its 4-stroke engine manufacturing in Europe to…
Read More » -
Education
How vulnerable is your vessel to flooding?
Building on NAPA’s experience with the development and deployment of its Emergency Computer, this new framework is a significant…
Read More » -
Organisations
Global piracy incidents at lowest
IMB’s latest global piracy report details 58 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships – the lowest total…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Speed up the workflow
It can be laborious having to fill out the same details over and over again, which takes time away…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Climate change threats maritime environment
VANCOUVER, British Columbia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A report by the Clear Seas Centre for Responsible Marine Shipping (Clear Seas) provides an overview…
Read More » -
Europe
Reducing dependence on Russian fossil fuels
There is an urgency to transform Europe’s energy system: ending the EU’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels, which are…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Invasion gives industry 2,000 sanctions
MIS Marine, the maritime industry’s leading Marine Assurance technology company, has launched its new entry-level product, Mainstay Core. In…
Read More » -
Asia
Singapore ranks as number one
Singapore has secured the top spot once again in the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index Report. It is…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Maersk Tankers hires more women than men
Shipping has historically attracted a rather homogenous group of talents in terms of skillsets and backgrounds. At a time…
Read More » -
Education
Graduating women maritime leaders
Thirty women from maritime administrations across the globe have completed the first ever Leadership Accelerator Programme (LEAP) run by…
Read More » -
Organisations
Eliminating piracy threat in Gulf of Guinea
The Government of Nigeria and shipping stakeholders launch a strategy to end piracy and armed robbery in the Gulf…
Read More » -
Shipowners
First fully-electric Ro-Pax Ferry in Greece
Saronic Ferries has today announced their partnership with C-Job Naval Architects. For the Greek owner, C-Job will develop the…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Not reporting suicides at sea correctly
A wide range of industry experts was interviewed for this exploratory, qualitative report to: provide a detailed view of…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The Rotterdam Reef
In collaboration with the Municipality of Rotterdam, Rijkswaterstaat and Boskalis, the innovative start-up Reefy from Delft will test a…
Read More » -
Events
The world’s largest maritime exercise
Twenty-six nations, 38 surface ships, four submarines, nine national land forces, more than 170 aircraft and approximately 25,000 personnel…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Green shipping would add just 8 cents to a pair of Nikes
Running ships entirely on green hydrogen-based fuels (e-fuels) would add less than €0.10 to the price of a pair…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Testing cargo drones
Ørsted has the ambitious goal of becoming carbon-neutral by 2025 and is continually exploring new ways to ensure high…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Thor to the rescue
Shipbuilder and designer Ulstein is looking to take its revolutionary Thorium powered vessel concept from the drawing board to…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Fuel consumption is a burning issue
The fresh in-depth analysis, entitled Energy Transition in Shipping – Facts and Timeline, has assessed the commercial and technical…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Busy times ahead for Port Esbjerg
Though a beautiful summer’s day, more than a hundred people attended the Annual Meeting of Port Esbjerg, which was…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Ready, set, decarbonize!
New analysis from the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS) shows that only 33 out of…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Data reveals 3,623 seafarers can’t go home
This is according to figures collected and released by our Marine Assurance team, in time for the International Day…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The world’s first wind-powered RoRo vessel
On June 21st 2022 Swedish ship management and ship design company Wallenius Marine and Danish naval architecture and design…
Read More » -
Blog
6 things seafarers wish you knew
In celebration of the Day of the Seafarer, Oceans Arena Stage hosted the panel “Welcome on board: What seafarers…
Read More » -
Authorities
Danish shipping remains at the top of the whitelists
For the second year in a row, Denmark is at the top of the Paris MoU white list, which…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
3D-printed reefs to help restore biodiversity
Ørsted and WWF have deployed 12 3D-printed reef structures on the seabed between the wind turbines at Anholt Offshore…
Read More » -
Shipyards
Did you know that ship repair and retrofit can be digital?
Digitalisation is making its mark in the shipping sector, with many bespoke online tools now being utilised daily to…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Stena Line’s first female captain
The 18th May is the IMO’s official International Day for Women in Maritime. It is the day annually when…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Reverse order when it comes to fire safety?
Improving (fire) safety on board has led to various innovations in recent years: from free fall rescue boats to…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
DFDS has eyes in the sky
A year-long collaboration with Upteko has resulted in DFDS now being the first in the world to introduce a…
Read More » -
Events
The big bang event
Posidonia, the Home of Shipping has reopened its doors to a great reception from the global maritime community who…
Read More » -
Blog
What is overfishing?
As with many other aspects of government policy, overfishing and other fishing-related environmental issues are a real problem, but…
Read More » -
Blog
A guide for the Business Development Manager
Through his professional career, Mark Lamb has for the past 25 years focused on international business development projects and…
Read More » -
Education
What is maritime safety?
Due to the vastness of the oceans, safety has always been foundational to the shipping industry. The shipping industry…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Day of the Seafarer
Reminder to participate and spread the word about our social media campaign for this year’s Day of the Seafarer…
Read More » -
Events
Seawork is back
The highly anticipated return of the 23rd edition of Seawork, Europe’s largest on-water commercial marine exhibition, takes place over…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The world’s largest hybrid vessels
The technology group Wärtsilä will supply its hybrid propulsion system for three new RoPax vessel currently built for Stena…
Read More » -
Blog
What did we learn about the Greek shipping industry in Posidonia 2022?
The sound is recognizable as businessmen and women through the big, packed halls. Handshakes are given to new friends…
Read More » -
Names
Guess who is awarded with maritime prize?
Every year, Danish Shipping’s Maritime Prize is awarded to a person or organisation who has done or symbolised something…
Read More » -
Organisations
First male board member in WISTA history
Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA) was established in 1974 and is a global, professional network for maritime…
Read More » -
Education
Increase in traffic means at-risk sea life
New research from the University of Portsmouth has shown a dramatic increase in shipping in the North East Atlantic. …
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Using offshore wind data to understand birdlife
Ørsted and venture capital firms Nysnø Climate Investments (Nysnø), Wiski Capital, Norrsken Foundation, and Antler have invested in Spoor…
Read More » -
Education
Women seafarers report 2022
The Mission to Seafarers has published a report called ‘Beyond the 2%, Women Seafarers and their Lives at Sea:…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Not too fast, not too slow
Just In Time (JIT) arrivals allow ships to optimise speed during their voyage to arrive in port when berth,…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Ulstein solves emission challenge with new ship
Ulstein believes the concept, hereafter referred to as ‘Thor’, may be the missing piece of the zero emissions puzzle…
Read More » -
Europe
Global maritime community welcomed back to Athens
The auspicious ceremony marked the resumption of the global maritime calendar’s most anticipated event, which is also the largest…
Read More » -
Authorities
EU plan to reduce dependence on Russian fuels
There is a double urgency to transform Europe’s energy system: ending the EU’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels, which are…
Read More » -
Seafarers
Finding a place for female seafarers
Founded by three pioneering women seafarers of India in 2017, the Inter- national Women Seafarers Foundation (IWSF) works enthusiastically…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Lessons learned for maritime digitalization
IMO’s Facilitation Committee has adopted amendments to the Facilitation (FAL) Convention which will make the single window for data exchange…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
550 maritime softwares
A new software evaluation toolkit is being launched for free use across the shipping industry. The toolkit is designed…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
In the fields of route optimization
In a recent interview with Elias Makris, Director, EU Business Development at Weathernews Inc., uncovers some of the benefits of…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Wärtsilä advance the global decarbonisation
The new centre will contribute to efforts to advance the global decarbonisation of marine and energy by fostering innovation,…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Should technology change our approach to maritime safety?
How does it work? Over the last few decades, shipping companies have based risk analysis on publicly available incident reports and…
Read More » -
MARPRO
Radio Holland to attract new talents
Radio Holland, a leading global provider of NavCom, Connectivity, Integration and Service & Maintenance will together with MARPRO, a…
Read More » -
Europe
EU sanctions keep shipowners on alert
On the first day of the special European Council taking place on 30-31 May, EU leaders agreed on the…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The positive effect of a rig design
Windship Technology tackles the problem of EEXI and EPL (Engine Power Limitation) with a long-term solution that extends the life of…
Read More » -
Organisations
Make maritime more attractive for new generations
The members of the All Aboard Alliance are united by a collective ambition to make the maritime industry attractive…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Mandatory shore power in UK
Government urged to establish clear mandatory targets for ports to install shore power charging points across the UK’s coast…
Read More » -
Authorities
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…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Svitzer goes after full CO2 neutral by 2040
Svitzer, leading global towage operator and part of A.P. Moller-Maersk, has today unveiled its decarbonisation strategy that will see…
Read More » -
Suppliers
InconsistENCy, inconveniENCe, inefficiENCy: let’s bring ENCs ashore!
Imagine you’re a shipowner, operator or fleet manager. Maybe you already are. You have 30 vessels plying competitive routes…
Read More » -
Events
Posidonia 2022 as Greece’s first Sustainable Event
Posidonia Exhibitions SA, the leading trade fair organiser in Greece, and Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing,…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Why it is misleading to claim that maps prove ships are stuck near China?
If you’re a regular consumer of shipping-related social media, you’ve probably recently seen a few maps showing the coast…
Read More » -
Education
A to do list for gender equality
It’s not often we get to celebrate the launch of a new day, especially so in the maritime industry…
Read More » -
Shipyards
Damen chooses Bawat
Damen and Bawat have agreed that Damen Green Solutions is given the rights to sell, install and promote Bawat’s…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Shipowners and seafarers agree on minimum wage
Maritime transport is the only sector with a formally recognised global minimum wage, which has existed for seafarers since…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Scandlines turns down diesel engines and turns up wind power
Since 2013, Scandlines has invested more than EUR 300 million in building and converting conventional ferries into hybrid ferries.…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Requiring the world’s entire production of renewables
Huge and immediate need for renewable-based fuels in shipping represents opportunity for investors, according to ‘Fuelling the Fourth Propulsion…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Indigenous employees to Canada’s ocean economy
Together with four program partners, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced the Indigenous Career Pivot Program. The program will facilitate and…
Read More » -
America
Eye on the commodity markets
Attended by hundreds of the most influential individuals in energy and commodity markets, participants can be certain to connect…
Read More » -
Organisations
Mandatory internet for seafarers
Seafarers’ groups have won the right to mandatory social connectivity for crews –including internet access – in updates to…
Read More » -
Blog
Why the tides are turning for women opting for a career on the sea?
UKSA, the Isle of Wight based charity and world-leading maritime training academy, recently announced a 150 percent year-on-year increase…
Read More » -
Recruitment
Probably the best summer job in Maritime
Back in 1996 when I was studying Master Mariner, I applied for a summer job at the Canal Tours…
Read More » -
Shipowners
A sustainable ship recycling policy
Sustainable ship recycling consultancy Sea Sentinels believes proposed changes to the EU’s Waste Shipment Regulation will bring “legal clarity”…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Cluster collaboration is the future
Garden is a native of Ørsta, nestled among the rugged Sunnmøre Alps at the end of a fjord of…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Will EU pave the way towards carbon neutrality?
EU’s forthcoming regulation on CO2 emissions from e.g. shipping can be important in paving the way for global regulation.…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Simplifying saving lives
AMVER is something of an institution for sailors across the globe. Launched in 1958, the Automated Mutual Assistance…
Read More » -
Organisations
Addressing bullying and harassment in the maritime sector
In late April, the 105th session of the Maritime Safety Committee supported and approved a proposal to revise and…
Read More » -
Events
The in-person power
The hall is packed with freshly ironed shirts, strong handshakes are given to old friends and to new faces,…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
A step closer to ecological balance at sea
Bawat has signed the first agreement with a customer in the Bitumen Carrier segment. This, once again, shows that the Bawat ballast water treatment technology…
Read More » -
Shipowners
500 seafarers stuck in Ukraine
500 seafarers remain onboard 109 vessels stranded in Ukraine ports or nearby seas, down from 2,000 six weeks ago.…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
New ship will revolutionise renewables market
LH2 Europe will use the abundant renewable electricity in Scotland to produce green hydrogen and market it at a…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Growing corals on wind turbine foundations
According to the UN Environment Programme, coral reefs provide habitat for an estimated 32% of all marine species and…
Read More » -
America
The hidden crisis facing Canadian trade
The welfare of seafarers globally is at risk as a majority of countries will not facilitate normal crew changes…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Industry spends $ 931 million on AI
LR’s Maritime Performance Services (MPS) business has bolstered its digital capability to help maritime stakeholders solve sustainability and digitalisation…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Are you planning a new ferry build?
Are you planning a new ferry build? If the answer is yes, then you would probably want to optimise…
Read More » -
Worldwide
War, sanctions and Covid mean trouble ahead
Francis Fukuyama, the American political scientist who once described the collapse of the Soviet Union as the “end of…
Read More » -
Worldwide
The nuclear cruise ship
At first glance, the N.S. Savannah looked like an ordinary cruise ship. With a pool for taking a dip,…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The world’s first emission-free autonomous container ship
The vessel YARA Birkeland will be the world’s first fully electric and autonomous container ship, with zero emissions. KONGSBERG…
Read More » -
Organisations
Why the maritime industry needs to improve in diversity in the workplace?
There are clear and defined benefits to be derived from inclusive and diverse working environments. Statistics show that there…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Revealing the new wing design
To keep up with a tight time plan, and developing truly sustainable propulsion for the shipping industry, the engineers at Oceanbird…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
How is Unifeeder boosting decarbonization?
After a successful industry-first pilot project, leading towage operator Svitzer launches carbon neutral towage services, enabling Unifeeder to fast-track…
Read More » -
Organisations
Lowest level of seafarer satisfaction
From COVID to the Ukraine conflict and contractual concerns, global issues have massively impacted seafarer welfare and morale The…
Read More » -
Events
Are you participating to the maritime event of the year?
The World Maritime Forum: Copenhagen is less than a week away. The event that has received huge interest from…
Read More » -
South America
How can the maritime industry prevent cocaine smuggling?
Cocaine Production in south America Cocaine is a powerful stimulant produced by chemically extracting alkaloids from large quantities of…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Maersk launches Air Cargo
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) announces Maersk Air Cargo as the company´s main air freight offering serving the logistics…
Read More » -
Covid-19
How Shanghai lockdown is affecting trade?
Shanghai is an extremely important node in the global supply chain, so any disruptions there will, inevitably, have a…
Read More » -
Organisations
Drone to monitor Baltic Sea emissions
Together with the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) is conducting a large-scale emissions…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Smart reality for a realistic training
Wärtsilä Voyage, part of the technology group Wärtsilä, launches Smart Realities – a cost-effective, easily scalable, and fully immersive…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Stay ahead of the regulatory curve
Classification society DNV has updated its recently released Compliance Planner. The digital tool will now additionally enable DNV customers…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Does your sustainable project need funding?
Hurtigruten Foundation is inviting communities and organizations along coastal areas and remote destinations, where leading adventure travel company Hurtigruten…
Read More » -
Events
Meet Posidonia’s startups
A significant number of marine industry-focused tech startups from around the world will showcase their solutions and platforms during…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Blue Denmark creates high growth
The maritime sector accounts for just over 25 per cent. of the total Danish exports of goods and services.…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Denmark secures independence from Russian gas
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left the EU in a new geopolitical situation and the need for sustainable solutions…
Read More » -
Education
Lidl wants its own ships
German supermarket giant Lidl has introduced its own shipping line to help improve transport costs, decrease delays, and maximise…
Read More » -
Blog
It’s never ever too late to change course!
I suffered from burnout in the past. I was blown away by it because I did not think I…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
A decade after approval, France installs first offshore wind farm
One of the first French offshore wind farms The Saint-Nazaire offshore wind farm is jointly owned by EDF Renewables…
Read More » -
America
40% US shipping energy can be replaced with green solutions
A new report by UMAS, commissioned by The Ocean Conservancy titled “The Maritime Fleet of the USA—the current status…
Read More » -
America
Overflowing container depots in the US
According to a recent analysis by Container xChange, one of the many challenges for the supply chain now is…
Read More » -
Organisations
Has the rush to order LNG fuel run its course?
The recent run of newbuilding Capesize bulk carrier orders featuring dual-fuel LNG propulsion may have peaked, according to research…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Ultrasound against marine growth
Sustainable and unharmful to all marine life. As the first cruise vessel, the Mein Schiff 6 will during the…
Read More » -
Events
World Maritime Forum awards and recognitions
This key maritime gathering this year The World Maritime Forum: Copenhagen is going to host an awards ceremony. At…
Read More » -
Events
Big maritime meetup in Greece
Posidonia 2022 will be held this summer from June 6-10, with the 27th edition of the world’s most prestigious…
Read More » -
Blog
Why are shipping containers lost at sea and where do they end up?
There was a brisk wind blowing off Canada’s Pacific coast as the small boat approached the beach on its…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Wind turbine number 4000 leaves Port of Esbjerg
By the end of 2021, components for more than 4,000 offshore wind turbines had been shipped from Port Esbjerg, meaning…
Read More » -
Authorities
EU agrees: 5th round of sanctions against Russia
Together with the four previous packages, these sanctions will further contribute to ramping up economic pressure on the Kremlin…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Will shipping costs ever drop?
Shipping costs and charter rates for container vessels and bulkers are at a high level for some time now.…
Read More » -
Covid-19
Stuck waiting to enter China
How China is dealing with the situation Confronting the surge of positive cases, China continues to utilise its dynamic…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Number of pirate attacks declining
The ICC International Maritime Bureau’s latest global piracy and armed robbery report recorded 37 incidents in the first three…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
New personality joins Green Swan Partners
Jamey Noland is a financial executive with experience in a broad range of financial and operational responsibilities including investment…
Read More » -
MARPRO
MARPRO visits Nor-Shipping
After almost three years of waiting, it’s finally time for Nor-Shipping again, as key industry decision makers ready themselves…
Read More » -
Europe
Russia’s war has major consequences
“The direct consequences of the war in Ukraine are that crew changes for Russian and Ukrainian sailors are demanding.…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Nuclear waste in Finland
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is ready to share its 40 years of technical excellence and support of…
Read More » -
Europe
Measures to protect P&O seafarers
Measures announced to ensure that all UK ferry operators pay the national minimum wage and ferries are seaworthy The…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The one issue with the most impact for shipping
What do you think will be the one issue with most impact on shipping the next year? And possibly…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
More than just an island
The ‘North Sea Energy Island’ will be an island in constant development, even after its construction is completed. It’s…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Toolkit to evaluate shipping’s softwares
A new Software Evaluation Toolkit is being launched for free use across the shipping industry that is designed…
Read More » -
Events
Attracting global maritime experts
It is less than one month away. One of the biggest conference and exhibition type event this year –…
Read More » -
America
The American dream
Over the next eight years, 30 GW of offshore wind will be established in the United States; more than…
Read More » -
Worldwide
How does the war in Ukraine impact trade?
Worsening outlook UNCTAD, a permanent intergovernmental body established by the UN in 1964, has carried out a “rapid assessment”…
Read More » -
Blog
The change in the shipping industry
Claudia Paschkewitz, Managing Director of ship manager Hanse Bereederung, believes women are treated much better now than when she…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Shipowners pay $3m in ransom to hackers
The state of cyber risk management in the maritime industry In the last few years, the maritime industry has…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Norway – a major shipping nation
Shipping is an international industry, and Norwegian shipping companies are at any given time present on all the world’s…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Maersk in Egypt
In the presence of the Egyptian Prime Minister, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Monday in…
Read More » -
Events
Excitement grows for Nor-Shipping
People power Sidsel Norvik, Director, Nor-Shipping says companies are “over the moon” about the prospect of face-to-face meetings with…
Read More » -
Europe
Ships avoid EU ports
According to the port, the extension of the ETS to shipping must take into account potential evasive behavior and its…
Read More » -
Europe
What is happening with P&O Ferries?
The suspension of services is a result of P&O ferries making 800 seafaring staff redundant without notice last week. They…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
When data is like oil
Data-sharing could unlock billions of dollars in commercial benefits for shipping as well as accelerate decarbonisation. But legacy systems…
Read More » -
Blog
Seafarers feel unsafe entering Russian ports
This week the Financial Times (FT) reported that, according to estimates, 55 to 60 percent of Ukraine’s 80,000 seafarers are currently…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Million investment in robot start-up
Subblue Robotics, an Odense, Denmark-based robotics manufacturing startup, announced getting into an investment agreement for raising capital. The money…
Read More » -
Events
When what is not supposed to happen, happens
It is a dramatic and tragic development in Europe that we are witnessing. The barbaric warfare of the Russian…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Crash between wind turbines and ships
Dutch maritime research institute MARIN this week tested three innovative barriers aimed at averting collisions between ships and wind…
Read More » -
Events
Are you coming to the maritime networking in Copenhagen?
The World Maritime Forum: Copenhagen is growing rapidly and attracting more and more maritime experts; leaders; key shipowners and…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Bawat’s momentum
Bawat Water Technologies AB’s (“Bawat” or the “Company”) combined Offering of Units (the “Offering”) and loan set-off will amount…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Drones to deliver gear offshore
If a technician in an offshore wind turbine lacks a tool or other equipment during service work, it will…
Read More » -
Authorities
Maritime corridor to evacuate ships and seafarers
The ongoing military action in the Ukraine presents a serious and immediate threat to the safety and security of…
Read More » -
Organisations
The best photo of a female seafarer
In celebration of International Women’s Day, The Mission to Seafarers is on the lookout for the best photo of…
Read More » -
Blog
Misconceptions about digitization with seafarers
The significance of digitization is set to radically change how the maritime industry functions. While the speed of digitization…
Read More » -
Organisations
Protecting today’s mariners with new working group
The Center for Ocean Policy and Economics (COPE°) has announced the formation of an informal Working Group to develop…
Read More » -
Events
After two years of hiatus, say hello in-person
The biennial Asia Pacific Maritime (APM), Southeast Asia’s maritime, workboat and offshore exhibition and conference will hold its 17th…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Award-winning company expands in EMEA region
As part of its global initiatives, Activ Technologies, based in Atlanta, Georgia, entered partnership terms with Munich-based Flensborg and…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Young company will reduce JR Shipping’s emissions
Decarbonisation of the international shipping industry is a high priority for all of us. We are delighted to say…
Read More » -
Authorities
UK maritime sector’s reaction to invasion
The UK has shut its borders to Russian ships as part of the ‘unprecedented’ package of sanctions it is…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Robot will save the industry millions
In a container made by steel on the harbour in Esbjerg, a robot swims around these days. It is…
Read More » -
Events
Breake the bias
Today, Maritime UK is calling upon the sector to #BreaktheBias and commit to gender equality in 2022 and beyond. This year’s…
Read More » -
Events
What can be done to mitigate the risk of supply chain disruption?
In the past two years, the global pandemic, Ever Given Suez Canal blockage and lorry driver shortages have had ripple…
Read More » -
Authorities
Russia-Ukraine conflict impact port of Rotterdam
Russia-oriented transhipment Of the roughly 470 million tons transshipped through the port of Rotterdam, 62 million tons are oriented…
Read More » -
Shipowners
The toxic tide
The vast majority of ships continue to be broken under conditions that pollute and expose workers to immense risk…
Read More » -
Blog
Human factor?
“Human Factor” such a convoluted term, was created in the days of political correctness to cover up lack of…
Read More » -
Worldwide
How do all the flag states perform?
The annual Shipping Industry Flag State Performance Table, from ICS, is intended to encourage shipowners to maintain a dialogue…
Read More » -
Education
Top 15 navigable canals
Navigable canals connect seas, lakes, and rivers and are vital because they offer shorter transport routes and also help…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Digital jungle for shipowners
Data-driven operational efficiencies on existing ships will be necessary to achieve emissions cuts required to reach IMO targets. But…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Autonomous shipping, a sci-fi dream
Here founder Fedor Ester takes us along their journey from starting as a tech company, to ultimately becoming a…
Read More » -
Europe
Importance of seafarers in Ukraine crisis
ECSA urges regulators to guarantee seafarers’ mobility and their rights as essential workers. European shipowners are following very…
Read More » -
Blog
Finding a permanent solution for rudder cavitation
Seaspan has, to date, applied Ecoshield to rudders and other running gear on over 65 vessels in their fleet…
Read More » -
Events
Meet the black sea maritime industry
ABOUT EUROPORT ROMANIA Europort Romania is known for being a compact, yet effective networking event. For this reason, most…
Read More » -
Covid-19
10 supporting call to actions for seafarers
The International Labour Organization (ILO), International Maritime Organization (IMO), United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Russian and Ukrainian seafarers make 14.5% of shipping workforce
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), representing 80% of the worlds merchant fleet, has warned of supply chain disruption…
Read More » -
MARPRO
New face in town
MARPRO customers and candidates have already noticed a new face. Lasse Dres has joined the MARPRO family in the…
Read More » -
Events
Who are the top 100 women in shipping 2021?
Every year, the British media Allaboutshipping.co.uk selects and reveals their top 100 women in the shipping industry. A list…
Read More » -
Asia
Where ships go to die
Beaching yards in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh last year dismantled 583, or 76%, of 763 ocean-going ships and offshore…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Which is Europe’s most attractive maritime city?
But what’s the background and relevance of this report for the maritime capital of Europe? Co-author Benjamin Dineshkar, Head…
Read More » -
Recruitment
Recruiting more than 200 people
Due to the significant growth of offshore projects in the North Sea, Semco Maritime currently finds themselves faced with…
Read More » -
Events
Book before March 1st
Europort 2021 was a big success after a long awaited live reunion of the maritime world. Overwhelmingly positive feedback…
Read More » -
Asia
Why are 1500 ship recycling workers striking?
The action was initiated spontaneously by employees of several ship recycling facilities operating in Aliağa, including some of those recently approved…
Read More » -
Authorities
Ukraine conflict calls frigate home
Danish Shipping regrets but fully understand the Danish government’s decision to withdraw Esbern Snare from the Gulf of Guinea…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Containers lost at sea
Globally, there are currently over 6,000 active ships carrying containers and the twenty-foot-long containers (TEU) capacity of the container…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Sail around the world with virtual navigation
As former developer of naval simulation games, VSTEP started building maritime simulators in 2011 – at first only for…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
New ship meets IMO objectives
Since its creation, Energy Observer pushes the limits of maritime decarbonation. After having developed an autonomous laboratory vessel with…
Read More » -
Education
Restricted draft at discharge port
Loading a Grain Ship for a Restricted Draft at the Discharge Port Over the years the size of ships…
Read More » -
Education
What does a responsible flag state do?
Shipping is an international industry, and the flag of a vessel shows where in the world it is registered, which…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Disruption of maritime data sharing
Weather data has long been shared with multiple weather companies, whether it is a mariner staring out to sea…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Comparing strategies in the maritime industry
Increased digital transformation has influenced companies in various aspects including operational efficiency, business models, customer acquisition strategies, etc. Startups…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
EU’s good intentions create obstacles
The road to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of at least 55% in the EU by 2030 may…
Read More » -
Education
The world’s biggest eye on the sky
Interview by Hapag-Lloyd: Giant telescopes will lead to greater advances in astrophysical knowledge, enable deeper exploration of our universe and…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Weather stations on Maersk vessels
A.P. Moller – Maersk has in collaboration with the National Meteorological Service of Germany, Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), installed…
Read More » -
Asia
Adventure race in Japan for seafarers
The Mission to Seafarers has launched a new adventure race challenge event in Japan, taking place in early 2023. All…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Dream year for Maersk
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) delivers record earnings for 2021, which was an exceptional year with focus on…
Read More » -
Tank
From tankers to carriers
Concordia Maritime has launched a technical design study together with Stena Teknik and a German consulting company specialising in…
Read More » -
Europe
Svanehøj says bonjour and goes to France
Global LNG supply could reach 449 million tons by 2025, up 23% from 2020, and this will indeed increase…
Read More » -
America
Freedom in US ports
BAWAT A/S (a Denmark based ballast water technology and systems provider), Green Swan Partners, LLC (a Pittsburgh, PA USA…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Staying on track, minimizing downtime
The new service provides quick and easy access to service and support of hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical machinery and…
Read More » -
MARPRO
Last journey for Benny the Sailor
I was informed today that Benny Weber resigned for the last time at 16:20, 02-02-2022. I got to know Benny…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
How to design for less emissions?
Sustainable shipping is about more than fuel choices. The design itself plays a big part in reducing emissions and…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
The schoolship Zar
8% of primary school children do not complete their final exam. Primary school is the starting point in a…
Read More » -
Covid-19
Best port during Corona
According to Splash, there are many port cities that have made life difficult for crews over the past two…
Read More » -
Education
Top 15 seaports for logistics
Almost 90% of the world’s commodities passes through the ports of all countries of the world and almost two-thirds…
Read More » -
Blog
Artificial intelligence in maritime safety management
Maritime safety and technical management are often challenged by data reliability, complexity, and time urgency. While digitization is becoming…
Read More » -
Organisations
Yo-yo effect in seafarer happiness
The Q4 2021 Seafarers Happiness Index report, published today by The Mission to Seafarers, reveals the sustained impact of…
Read More » -
Bunkering
Ammonia as a marine fuel
The pioneering study aims to define a robust set of safety guidelines and operational envelopes that will establish the…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Damen patrolling Amsterdam
Three new electric patrol boats were delivered to the City of Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Police. Two additional patrol…
Read More » -
Education
How to avoid accidents?
Introduction In recent years, despite the continuous training of crews, the various BRM courses, thorough procedures, accident studies, and…
Read More » -
Suppliers
A comprehensive transportation solution
The Fairmaster and her crew first mobilised in Rotterdam, the Netherlands before sailing to Marystown, Canada where all cargo…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Maritime piracy lowest since 1994
IMB attributes the drop in incidents to vigorous action taken by authorities but has called for continued coordination and…
Read More » -
Recruitment
Unemployment in Denmark at historic low
New figures from Statistics Denmark show that from October to November 2021, the unemployment rate fell from 3.0 %…
Read More » -
Names
The first million is always the hardest
There was nothing about this container that indicated it was a special one. On 22 December 1996, a container…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Ørsted does it again
Ørsted ranks as the world’s most sustainable energy company in Corporate Knight’s 2022 Global 100 index of the world’s…
Read More » -
Education
What to expect in 2022?
After a volatile 2021, leading shipbroker Simpson Spence Young (SSY) looks at the next 12 months and highlights areas…
Read More » -
Names
From start-up to growth case
Bawat was founded in 2011 as a Danish Greentech engineering company to create an environmentally friendly solution to the…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Plastic free at sea
A year ago Royal Wagenborg started out with a pilot with bottle filling stations installed on board of six…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
The evolution of digital Regulations for Ships
In the past decade, the transition to digital solutions has emerged as a top trend in the maritime sector.…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Why should underwater noise be reduced?
As a meeting of the International Maritime Organisation’s Sub-Committee on Ship Design and Construction (SDC 8) opens today, the…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Leading maritime cities 2022
There have been many dramatic developments since the last edition of the LMC report was published in 2019. For…
Read More » -
Education
The most remote place on Earth
In 1992, survey engineer Hrvoje Lukatela located the point in the ocean that was farthest away from any land…
Read More » -
Africa
Guinea must act and prosecute pirates
“The presence of international navies is a very important step in the right direction to keep seafarers safe but…
Read More » -
Education
Polar operations safer
IMO has completed the latest in a series of four eLearning/virtual regional train-the-trainer workshops (September 2019 – December 2021)…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Goal achieved
A count conducted by Danish Shipping shortly before the new Year shows that right now there are 779 ships…
Read More » -
MARPRO
The 10 most-read maritime stories
2021 year in review. 2021 was a stormy year for the maritime industry, from the negative impacts of the…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Can Maersk make it to 2040?
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) announces new aspiring emissions targets expected to align the company with the Net Zero…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Shipowners have nowhere to hide
Singapore-based consultancy says price remains key factor for scrapping decisions but sees turn of toxic tide amid growing market…
Read More » -
Asia
Deslopping maritime facts
There are several important reasons why you should consider opting for deslopping services when it comes to the tanks…
Read More » -
South America
The return of the golden age of the general cargo ships?
A chaos of voices, cranes humming, tugboats and trains whistling. A mess of sounds that we did not care…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
The UK ranks as number 1
The MIT Technology Review’s Blue Technology Barometer has ranked the UK as the number 1 country globally, scoring 7.83. The Blue…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Denmark draw global transition of shipping
Shipping companies are facing a huge task: Making shipping climate neutral as soon as possible and by 2050 at…
Read More » -
Recruitment
The job market is booming
You are stuck in a job that isn’t you. You want a career change, but you don’t have any…
Read More » -
Covid-19
2022 looks good for superyachts
2022 and 5 years ahead will be quite profitable for the shipyards that build yachts. An increase in global…
Read More » -
Blog
Will COP26 be the moment when our leaders lead?
History shows us that change comes from people. We’re seeing the impact of activist pressure all over the world,…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
Top 10 energy transition projects
1: LyondellBasell, Circular Steam Project The prestigious Circular Steam Project was taken into use on the Maasvlakte on 25…
Read More » -
Covid-19
A matter of urgency
World Health Organisation Director-General Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus and ILO Director-General Guy Ryder have confirmed their organisations will form an…
Read More » -
Shipowners
World’s leading ferry operator
The awards recognise excellence in the global travel and tourism industry and travel technology. The winners are selected based…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The world’s first zero-emission cruise
Northern Xplorer AS (NX) is delighted to announce the launch of its zero-emission, luxury cruise concept that aims to…
Read More » -
MARPRO
How was 2021 for you?
It won’t be long before the turkey is roasting in the oven and the presents are being opened on…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
There is wind potential in Bergen
“Offshore wind will be the most important electricity provider in Europe by 2040 and this requires a major upscaling…
Read More » -
Worldwide
From thousands of plastic bottles to 0
Calculator shows owners and operators the cost, logistics and plastic savings of onboard, contact free, filtered water bottle filling…
Read More » -
Covid-19
Quarantine programme to combat Omicron
Shipowners, seafarers’ unions and maritime employer groups are establishing their own approved international network of quarantine facilities to ensure…
Read More » -
Blog
Through the Captain’s window
MARPRO’s blog of the week by Parani “Through the Captain’s window” In early 2002, I was the chief officer on a…
Read More » -
Worldwide
10 key events in 2021
Whether it’s a global holiday or a contagious pandemic, the maritime industry never stops working to deliver daily life…
Read More » -
Europe
P&O Ferries sign contract with Dutch startup
P&O Ferries are one of the UK’s largest ferry operators with a vast fleet of ships serving a network…
Read More » -
Europe
Nor-Shipping re-scheduled to April
The rescheduled date will allow for freer international travel, less social distancing, and a more vibrant networking, knowledge sharing…
Read More » -
Education
4 ways to reduce vessels maintenance costs
Blog by Maritimesolutionsltd Ltd In this blog, we will be looking at how owners of vessels can reduce the maintenance…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
COP26 sends a clear signal
More than 60 countries used COP26 to send a clear signal that now is the time to raise climate…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Nor-Shipping postponed
In the face of increasing coronavirus infection rates, driven by the omikron mutation, Nor-Shipping has taken the decision to…
Read More » -
Blog
The importance of good food on board
Blog of the week by Simon Burhorst, CEO of MESH Waking up in the morning the first thing to do…
Read More » -
Video
It’s finally here
Today, we introduce the design of our eight groundbreaking and industry-leading 16,000 TEU container vessels powered by carbon-neutral methanol.…
Read More » -
Worldwide
See IMO’s 40 council member
The Council is the executive organ of IMO and is responsible, under the Assembly, for supervising the work of…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Ørsted scores an “A”
Today, Ørsted was recognised by CDP for its actions to cut emissions, mitigate climate risks, and help develop the low-carbon…
Read More » -
Europe
Sales record in global growth
Norwegian davit supplier Vestdavit has achieved record sales this year as it focuses on continuous product innovation to boost…
Read More » -
Covid-19
Major Omicron concern
World leaders’ knee-jerk reactions to the Omicron variant are putting transport workers and the global supply chain at greater…
Read More » -
Blog
I have a dream
Blog of the week The dream – School at Sea In a small town in the Netherlands, in Ede, lives…
Read More » -
Europe
European shipowners are concerned
European shipowners are extremely concerned about piracy attacks in the Gulf of Guinea. The latest incident in South Nigeria,…
Read More » -
Europe
3 promising scale-ups
Together with seven other start-ups and scale-ups, these companies were put through the PortXL programme, which attracts innovations from…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Improvements for the seafarers
Good improvements in seafarer vaccination rates, eased travel restrictions and even regional decreasing infection rates are showing some light at…
Read More » -
Uncategorized
Bring vaccines to seafarers
In early spring 2021, as the COVID-19 vaccine became available in the U.S., MTS, an organization dedicated to supporting…
Read More » -
Europe
Nor-Shipping on track
Nor-Shipping remains committed to running a full-scale exhibition programme in January, inviting international and domestic maritime and ocean decision…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Safety risks in new technology
Shipping has seen a significant improvement in safety over the past decade as higher standards of ship construction and…
Read More » -
Blog
Stop seeking approval from others
You are the ONE! Why do we want our talents to be seen and recognised by others? Why do…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Potable water, is your crew safe?
One common challenge sea-going vessels face is the availability of fresh, clean water. Potable water has a variety of…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Rotor sail for shipowners
Kongsberg Maritime (KM) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the leading global provider of auxiliary wind propulsion…
Read More » -
Organisations
ICS is disappointed
Following the conclusion of the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) Maritime Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) 77, the International Chamber of…
Read More » -
Names
Transas ex-CEO joins green startup
Frank Coles, the former CEO of Transas (Acquired by Wartsila) joins Marine Digital team as strategic advisor to accelerate…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The silent future of tourism
The near-silent, Marell M15 cruiser called ‘Kvitbjørn’ (polar bear in English) will allow for fully electric operation in the…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Pirate attack proves importance of Danish frigate
The Danish frigate Esbern Snare, was called into action not long after its arrival in the Gulf of Guinea.…
Read More » -
Africa
Danish Frigate stops pirates
Defence Command Denmark On Wednesday, November 24, the crew of the frigate Esbern Snare responded to reports of an…
Read More » -
Worldwide
No turning back
On November 8th, BIMCO launched a new film, “No Turning Back”, the third in a series of films aimed…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
The challenges of the Suez Canal
A passage through the Suez Canal is by no means plain sailing. It requires a raft of complex bureaucratic…
Read More » -
Shipowners
Hafnia acquires a fleet of 32 tankers
In exchange for all outstanding shares in CTI, CTI’s shareholders will receive shares in Hafnia (the “Consideration”) representing 21.5%…
Read More » -
Blog
From ordinary seaman to head of HR
MARPRO’s blog of the week by Hapag-Lloyd – From seaman to head of HR Habenhausen is an idyllic, almost…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Demanding particular vaccines
The crew change Indicator points to a small improvement of the situation and a significant increase in vaccination rates;…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
The impact of sea-based litter
The report, which can be downloaded here, outlines the various sources of marine litter and the impact and assesses the…
Read More » -
Worldwide
The future evolution of ship design
Experts from DNV look back on momentous developments and share what is needed to design future-proofed ships. Maximum efficiency…
Read More » -
Europe
The world’s first active heave compensator
Seaqualize Delta with there testing partners Van Oord and nautical research institute MARIN, the offshore lifting tool was tested…
Read More » -
Worldwide
A Code of Conduct to protect seafarers
Today sees the launch of a landmark Code of Conduct and self-assessment tool developed to protect the human rights…
Read More » -
Organisations
The world’s largest hospital ship
With the 174-metre, 37,000-ton addition to its fleet, Mercy Ships faces a challenge to recruit marine crew (the ship…
Read More » -
Worldwide
The International Day for Women in Maritime is…
The IMO Council, meeting from 8-12 November, today decided to establish an International Day for Women in Maritime, to be observed…
Read More » -
Offshore wind
Expanding Nordic offshore wind
With backing from Nordic Innovation, a large international consortium will be facilitating collaboration and development of Nordic ports in…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Spotting problems before they occur
The Aurora Spirit, launched in 2020, is the world’s first dual-fuel e-shuttle tanker and one of six new-generation tankers…
Read More » -
Blog
Maritime 4.0: Practices, challenges and opportunities
With real-time data transmission becoming possible, Industry 4.0 can now bring advances in data management, device communication, and digitalization…
Read More » -
Europe
Norwegian climate friendliness
“From our perspective, green operations are a win-win situation. When you reduce fuel consumption and emissions, you increase profitability,”…
Read More » -
Europe
Threatening changes to UK border
Clarksons Port Services (CPS) has increased its customs clearance solutions to help businesses prepare for the changes that will…
Read More » -
Asia
9 interesting facts you should know about wind
It has become clear to almost everyone that the production of electricity using fossil fuels is unsustainable, hence the…
Read More » -
Worldwide
New marketplace for the maritime industry
Seably was three years in development before its launch as a virtual marketplace. A previous website managed by the…
Read More » -
Europe
Europort celebrates long awaited live reunion
Overwhelmingly positive feedback from exhibitors and visitors at the conclusion of Europort 2021 demonstrated how keenly the maritime industries…
Read More » -
MARPRO
Breeding ground for maritime innovations
The Rising Stars Pavilion is an initiative of Europort and Marpro, the Danish maritime recruitment and consultancy firm with…
Read More » -
Europe
Logistics giants in open war
To serve the growing global market for sustainable energy solutions and protect profitability in an increasingly challenging global business…
Read More » -
Worldwide
25 fun facts about containers and container ships
Shipping containers, and the ships that carry them, are some of the most overlooked yet essential parts of the…
Read More » -
Europe
Lifting a wind farm
The key asset that Jumbo brought to this project was the Fairmaster. This 152.9 metre-long heavy lift vessel, with…
Read More » -
Organisations
Remove the slime
The preliminary findings of the study on the Impact of Ships’ Biofouling on Greenhouse Gas Emissions reveals that a…
Read More » -
Events
Rising Stars Pavilion on fire
One of the largest maritime exhibitions kicked off this past Tuesday at the Rotterdam Ahoy, opening its doors to…
Read More » -
Europe
Real-life sustainability: Danish company achieves approval for turbocharger remanufacturing processes and repair procedures
With the recognition of the Danish company, RINA send a clear message to the world that sustainability is the…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
New e-wallet to seafarers
MarTrust, the leading global maritime payment solutions company, and a subsidiary of Marcura, has announced the launch of a…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Largest assembly of shipping executives and maritime states
CEOs of the largest shipping companies in the world, climate representatives and maritime ministers to convene on decarbonising the…
Read More » -
Europe
Prioritise hull performance
Fuel consumption delta between a clean, smooth hull and a one with significant degradation can be as high as…
Read More » -
Organisations
In the shadow of a pandemic
The latest Seafarers Happiness Index from The Mission to Seafarers highlights long term repercussions if welfare standards don’t change. …
Read More » -
Europe
Unafix secures funding to expand their team
New kid on the block for charter party management software Unafix.com and Europort Innovation Stand exhibitor is already seeing…
Read More » -
Sustainable Shipping
Rising Star of the week: ReFlow
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
Read More » -
MARPRO
You are invited to the biggest maritime event of the year
We invite you to be part of the journey of the maritime transition. We invite you to explore the…
Read More » -
Education
The history of reefer shipping
A new exhibition area on the subject of “Reefer Shipping – Transport of Perishable Goods” is attracting visitors to…
Read More » -
Europe
How artificial intelligence and ultrasound are revolutionising antifouling.
HASYTEC is a specialist when it comes to ultrasonic antifouling. Developed and produced in Germany, the system is used…
Read More » -
Digitalisation
Digital certificates for seafarers
Their first pilot project demonstrated and visualized the potential utilization of digital certificates for seafarers. They had already made…
Read More » -
Education
What will it mean to be a seafarer?
Big changes are on the horizon in terms of green technology, automation and regulation – but how will these…
Read More » -
Europe
From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment
Maritime systems are typically operated in a harsh and largely variable environment. At the same time, failures in any…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Anders Fogh Rasmussen to map Nor-Shipping
Anders Fogh Rasmussen has been confirmed as the keynote speaker at Nor-Shipping 2022’s Ocean Leadership Conference on January 10.…
Read More » -
Ports & Terminals
New system makes cargo offloading faster and easier
Following a successful test on the P&C tanker Fure Ven, Svanehøj is now launching “FlowControl”, which automates the control…
Read More » -
Uncategorized
Meet the Danish Pavilion
The spotlight will be this year on the significant number of industry players offering innovative solutions which meet the…
Read More » -
Europe
Rising Star of the week: Diize
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
Read More » -
Worldwide
Coca-Cola thinks outside the box
While most of the attention has been on big box retailers struggling to get merchandise from Asia to their…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
Maersk enters strategic partnership with Danish Crown
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) today announced the signing of a global end-to-end logistics agreement with Danish Crown from…
Read More » -
Uncategorized
Amazon and IKEA shipping commitment is historic
Ship It Zero coalition calls on retailers to take action a decade sooner and abandon dirty ships by 2030…
Read More » -
Suppliers
Jan de Nul moves its entire fleet
80 vessels migrate to VSAT, Iridium and VoIP software and hardware Jan De Nul Group, a leading expert in…
Read More » -
Scandinavia
