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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…
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Events
The big bang event
Posidonia, the Home of Shipping has reopened its doors to a great reception from the global maritime community who…
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Blog
Overfishing, conservation, sustainability, and farmed fish
As with many other aspects of government policy, overfishing and other fishing-related environmental issues are a real problem, but…
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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…
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Education
What is maritime safety?
Due to the vastness of the oceans, safety has always been foundational to the shipping industry. The shipping industry…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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. …
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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…
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Education
Women seafarers report 2022
The Mission to Seafarers has published a report called ‘Beyond the 2%, Women Seafarers and their Lives at Sea:…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Digitalisation
550 maritime softwares
A new software evaluation toolkit is being launched for free use across the shipping industry. The toolkit is designed…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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Shipyards
Damen chooses Bawat
Damen and Bawat have agreed that Damen Green Solutions is given the rights to sell, install and promote Bawat’s…
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Organisations
Mandatory internet for seafarers
Seafarers’ groups have won the right to mandatory social connectivity for crews –including internet access – in updates to…
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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…
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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…
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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”…
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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…
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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.…
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Digitalisation
Simplifying saving lives
AMVER is something of an institution for sailors across the globe. Launched in 1958, the Automated Mutual Assistance…
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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…
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Events
The in-person power
The hall is packed with freshly ironed shirts, strong handshakes are given to old friends and to new faces,…
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Suppliers
Ultrasound against marine growth
Sustainable and unharmful to all marine life. As the first cruise vessel, the Mein Schiff 6 will during the…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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Scandinavia
Nuclear waste in Finland
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is ready to share its 40 years of technical excellence and support of…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Events
Attracting global maritime experts
It is less than one month away. One of the biggest conference and exhibition type event this year –…
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America
The American dream
Over the next eight years, 30 GW of offshore wind will be established in the United States; more than…
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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”…
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Blog
Women in maritime expect equality and fear nothing
Claudia Paschkewitz, Managing Director of ship manager Hanse Bereederung, believes women are treated much better now than when she…
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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…
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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…
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Sustainable Shipping
Maersk in Egypt
In the presence of the Egyptian Prime Minister, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Monday in…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Shipowners
The toxic tide
The vast majority of ships continue to be broken under conditions that pollute and expose workers to immense risk…
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Blog
Human factor?
“Human Factor” such a convoluted term, was created in the days of political correctness to cover up lack of…
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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…
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Education
Top 15 navigable canals
Navigable canals connect seas, lakes, and rivers and are vital because they offer shorter transport routes and also help…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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MARPRO
New face in town
MARPRO customers and candidates have already noticed a new face. Lasse Dres has joined the MARPRO family in the…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Events
Book before March 1st
Europort 2021 was a big success after a long awaited live reunion of the maritime world. Overwhelmingly positive feedback…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Digitalisation
Weather stations on Maersk vessels
A.P. Moller – Maersk has in collaboration with the National Meteorological Service of Germany, Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), installed…
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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…
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Scandinavia
Dream year for Maersk
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) delivers record earnings for 2021, which was an exceptional year with focus on…
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Tank
From tankers to carriers
Concordia Maritime has launched a technical design study together with Stena Teknik and a German consulting company specialising in…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Scandinavia
The schoolship Zar
8% of primary school children do not complete their final exam. Primary school is the starting point in a…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Bunkering
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Damen patrolling Amsterdam
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The most remote place on Earth
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The return of the golden age of the general cargo ships?
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The UK ranks as number 1
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Denmark draw global transition of shipping
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The job market is booming
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The world’s first zero-emission cruise
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There is wind potential in Bergen
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From thousands of plastic bottles to 0
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Quarantine programme to combat Omicron
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Through the Captain’s window
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10 key events in 2021
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P&O Ferries sign contract with Dutch startup
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Nor-Shipping re-scheduled to April
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4 ways to reduce vessels maintenance costs
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COP26 sends a clear signal
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Nor-Shipping postponed
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The importance of good food on board
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See IMO’s 40 council member
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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…
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Sales record in global growth
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3 promising scale-ups
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Improvements for the seafarers
Good improvements in seafarer vaccination rates, eased travel restrictions and even regional decreasing infection rates are showing some light at…
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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…
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Nor-Shipping on track
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Safety risks in new technology
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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…
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Rotor sail for shipowners
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ICS is disappointed
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Transas ex-CEO joins green startup
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The silent future of tourism
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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.…
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Danish Frigate stops pirates
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No turning back
On November 8th, BIMCO launched a new film, “No Turning Back”, the third in a series of films aimed…
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Hafnia acquires a fleet of 32 tankers
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Demanding particular vaccines
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The impact of sea-based litter
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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…
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The world’s first active heave compensator
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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…
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The world’s largest hospital ship
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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…
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Expanding Nordic offshore wind
With backing from Nordic Innovation, a large international consortium will be facilitating collaboration and development of Nordic ports in…
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Spotting problems before they occur
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With real-time data transmission becoming possible, Industry 4.0 can now bring advances in data management, device communication, and digitalization…
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Norwegian climate friendliness
“From our perspective, green operations are a win-win situation. When you reduce fuel consumption and emissions, you increase profitability,”…
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Threatening changes to UK border
Clarksons Port Services (CPS) has increased its customs clearance solutions to help businesses prepare for the changes that will…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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MARPRO
Breeding ground for maritime innovations
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Logistics giants in open war
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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…
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Lifting a wind farm
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Remove the slime
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Rising Stars Pavilion on fire
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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…
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New e-wallet to seafarers
MarTrust, the leading global maritime payment solutions company, and a subsidiary of Marcura, has announced the launch of a…
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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…
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Prioritise hull performance
Fuel consumption delta between a clean, smooth hull and a one with significant degradation can be as high as…
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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. …
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Unafix secures funding to expand their team
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Rising Star of the week: ReFlow
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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…
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The history of reefer shipping
A new exhibition area on the subject of “Reefer Shipping – Transport of Perishable Goods” is attracting visitors to…
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Digital certificates for seafarers
Their first pilot project demonstrated and visualized the potential utilization of digital certificates for seafarers. They had already made…
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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…
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From predictive maintenance to human element empowerment
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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.…
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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…
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Meet the Danish Pavilion
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Rising Star of the week: Diize
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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…
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Maersk enters strategic partnership with Danish Crown
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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…
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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…
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Donating award to the Danish Heart Association
The ‘Esvagt Cantana’ crew was awarded 25,000 kroner for providing relentless first aid to a colleague who suffered a…
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Long-term strategic vision for shipping
Following a nine-month public consultation, Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry (SDM) has launched SEA Change 2030, a long-term strategic vision…
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Standardization – what is it and why is it important?
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5 reasons why you should visit Europort?
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How to carry an emergency response for a major maritime accident?
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Qatar Petroleum rebrands as Qatar Energy
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Piracy and armed robbery against ships
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Rising Star of the week: GBMS
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Scandinavia
Polaris acquires leading maritime supplier
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Lloyd’s Register grows fleet optimisation
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Unifeeder will relocate its 24/7 operational center from Rotterdam to the headquarter in Aarhus
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Sustainability for the container sector
There are some areas where leading the market is a bad thing; producing the highest GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions…
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Authorities
World Maritime Day 2021
World Maritime Day is dedicated this year to “Seafarers: at the core of shipping’s future”. The spotlight will be…
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Digitalisation
The importance of cybersecurity in the maritime industry
In the digital age, information security and data safety issues are critically important. Even large IT companies that are…
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Scandinavia
Can the Ocenbird claim a 90% reduction of emissions?
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You are invited to the ss Rotterdam
Clients LISA Summit 2021 allows shipowners to meet other trusted suppliers. And the best part is: their clients will…
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Scandinavia
The rainbow container tour comes to an end
In July 2020, two fully functional Maersk containers were skillfully painted with a rainbow to join Maersk’s fleet, and…
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Covid-19
How seafarers and shipowners should navigate pandemic challenges?
On the first day of London International Shipping Week, the International Chamber of Shipping has published new and updated…
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Worldwide
Are you suffering from a toxic work environment?
Blog of the week by Tineke Zoet Does this sound familiar? Are you working in what is considered a…
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Asia
Securing containers in Afghanistan
Hapag-Lloyd continues to secure container supplies for the country. Afghanistan primarily imports machinery and groceries. The containers are mainly…
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South America
Potential in Mexico for green shipping
Mexico is well-positioned to build a valuable zero carbon shipping fuels sector, as it has an abundance of renewable…
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A matter of life and death
The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO) have issued…
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Blog
3 ways to navigate through the dark data ocean
Blog of the week by Fabian Fussek 99.5% of all collected data is never used. To improve safety, operational efficiency,…
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Organisations
BIMCO expands its Asian presence
The BIMCO Singapore office opened in 2016 with the aim of increasing services offered to members in the Southeast…
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Sustainable Shipping
150 industry leaders in common call to action
Full decarbonization of international shipping is urgent and achievable. This is the clear message from more than 140 industry leaders…
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Digitalisation
Weathernews accelerating digital technology
Japanese class society formally endorses Weathernews Inc (WNI)’s innovative Carbon Intensity Monitoring (CIM) service to monitor and visualize CO2…
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On the hunt for 50 new seafarers
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Events
Last chance to become a Rising Star
2020 will be recalled as the year where the pandemic interrupted people and society. The effect of the pandemic…
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Shipyards
First XXL energy, logistics and industrial park
The first XXL energy-positive activity park in Europe GROUPE IDEC and PUERTO SECO ANTEQUERA (PSA) are proposing a new…
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Sustainable Shipping
20% lower carbon intensity using Jotun
Based on the latest carbon emissions MRV data published by the EU, it can be seen that cargo vessels…
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Covid-19
What it’s like to be a seafarer during COVID-19?
The COVID-19 pandemic has put seafarers around the world in precarious situations. As of July 2021, It is estimated…
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Scandinavia
Growing the Danish flag
Dannebrog – the Danish flag – is among the fastest-growing flags in recent years when compared to most other flag states…
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The tale of the Mumsel
Because of this status, sailors believe it is important to keep the Mumsel happy. An unhappy Mumsel will bring…
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Scandinavia
Brexit demands more planning
ESVAGT has many vessels working in the energy sector in Great Britain, where ESVAGT supports offshore wind and oil…
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Sustainable Shipping
Lead executive to reduce spread of invasive species
Bawat Technology Services, Aps (BTS), a Danish joint venture between Green Swan Partners, a sustainability venture builder and Bawat…
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Organisations
The cost of corruption at sea
The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) is a global non-for-profit business network working towards the vision of a maritime industry…
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A relatable mental health programme
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Scandinavia
It’s official!
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Offshore wind
Improve handling offshore
Global Gravity establish office and warehouse in Aberdeen – with two experienced industry professionals at the helm. The company…
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Offshore wind
Drones transport turbine parts
Four of the giants of the wind industry will supply offshore wind farms with spare parts using innovative drones.…
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Sustainable Shipping
From food leftovers to fuel of the future
Three weeks after the announcement of an e-methanol sourcing agreement in Europe, A.P. Moller – Maersk invests in California-based…
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Worldwide
BIMCO’s shipping market overview
Macroeconomics: Global recovery threatened by vaccine inequalities and supply chain woes Unequal vaccine distribution has put a stopper in…
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Names
Peter from BIMCO joins Xeneta
Xeneta, the leading ocean and air freight rate benchmarking, market analytics platform and container shipping index, today announced the…
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Events
Diversity and inclusion inspire a more sustainable future
The maritime industry’s successful and sustainable future will rely on new insights and a highly skilled, diverse workforce that…
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Ports & Terminals
5 questions about rough seas and ocean freight
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Offshore wind
Artificial energy island in the North Sea
The Danish North Sea energy island is a bold and visionary ambition for developing renewable energy at an unprecedented…
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Europe
Shipping Ikea
Giant retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Home Depot have been chartering their own containerships for a little while now.…
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America
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In 2019 there were 911 million TEUs of containers handled in ports worldwide, and this number is poised to…
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Sustainable Shipping
Plastic at sea
Shipping takes a lead in microplastic pollution battle Plastic pollution is a hot topic today and for once the…
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Covid-19
Danish ports offers COVID-19 vaccines
Danish and foreign seafarers often spend months at sea, and it can be challenging to get vaccine schedules to…
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Offshore wind
Reducing earthquake challenges for wind power plants
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Names
Wärtsilä Denmark gets a new voice
Global leader in smart technologies and complete lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets – Wärtsilä, has appointed…
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A champion for seafarers
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7 main technological trends in shipbuilding
Any industry in the world cannot develop steadily without the use of modern technologies. Shipbuilding is also actively applying…
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Sustainable Shipping
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The economic damage and costly business disruption brought on by the global spread of the COVID-19 virus have failed…
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Organisations
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Education
Why recycling our wastewater makes sense?
By Nico Saporiti & Elleanor Robins A public-private partnership (PPP) between the city and a private environmental services company…
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Ports & Terminals
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Europe
Rotterdam focuses on hydrogen
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Worldwide
Maersk accelerates fleet decarbonisation
In the first quarter of 2024, A.P. Moller – Maersk will introduce the first in a groundbreaking series of…
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Covid-19
How do crew changes work?
The UK Club has been working with over 200 members of our correspondents network to produce a comprehensive document…
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Covid-19
Low vaccination rate among seafarers
“Seafarers must be recognized as key workers and given priority access to Covid-19 vaccines.” Covid-19 vaccinations of seafarers are…
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Europe
IMPA is back
The global pandemic has had a huge impact on the global maritime events’ schedule. IMPA’s events are dedicated…
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Covid-19
COVID fund hits 1 million
The Seafarers International Relief Fund (SIRF) has reached its goal of raising US$1 million to provide vital relief for…
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Europe
Maritime Cyprus reunites industry
Maritime Cyprus has unveiled its plans for its infamous biennial October conference. The main theme of this year’s Conference…
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Education
Digital learning for the maritime industry
Digital learning specialist Mintra has signed an exclusivity agreement to become the international market provider of the world’s first fully…
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Blog
4 takeaways on maritime technology challenges in 2030
Future challenges and opportunities The future presents many challenges, but also there are a lot of new opportunities for…
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Asia
How will the Taliban takeover influence on shipping?
The eyes of the world continue to be focused on the current situation in Afghanistan and the Taliban takeover…
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Asia
Blending East and West
Although he had some casual shipping related work before that, including three months at sea, aged 17, it is…
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Sustainable Shipping
6 case studies of ships using methanol as a fuel
A variety of ships was analyzed comprising of a trailing suction hopper dredger, a hydrographic survey vessel, a port…
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Organisations
Seafarers and abandonment
Ships and seafarers carry 80% of world’s trade by volume (UNCTAD, 2018) and seafarers are often seen as a…
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Asia
3rd world’s largest port turns ships away
Vessels are diverting from the Ningbo Meidong Container Terminal, one of China’s busiest marine transportation hubs, to other terminals.…
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Worldwide
Submit your unsung heroe 2021
Ince strives to celebrate the unsung heroes of 2021, recognising the companies, master mariners, and seafarers that have made…
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Scandinavia
Ørsted lights up
A special sight will meet Copenhageners and passers-by when they look at the three large wind turbines at Avedøre…
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Shipowners
Maersk reports record earnings
In the second quarter of 2021, A.P. Moller – Maersk continued to deliver strong growth and profitability, with record-breaking…
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Worldwide
BIMCO warns of officer shortage
Launched today, the new Seafarer Workforce Report from BIMCO and the International Chamber of Shipping warns that the industry…
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Ports & Terminals
Support Rotterdam port activities
The port of Rotterdam Authority will be constructing a new port experience centre (PEC) at Maasvlakte 2. This facility…
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Africa
Piracy at lowest level
The ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) received the lowest number of reported incidents for the first half of any…
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Suppliers
The world’s smallest ballast water treatment system
Global ballast water equipment manufacturer ERMA FIRST is bringing the world’s smallest and easiest to install ballast water treatment…
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Uncategorized
Latest country to join ship registration and flag administration
As of today, it is possible for pleasure yachts and commercially operated vessels of any size to fly the…
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Covid-19
Maritime issues
The latest Seafarers Happiness Index from The Mission to Seafarers paints a harrowing picture, with the lack of shore…
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Europe
Empowering women
The World Maritime University’s (WMU) research and capacity building programme on Empowering Women for the United Nations Decade of Ocean…
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Europe
The Netherlands: Home to leading maritime companies
Words by Melanie van Haegen, minister of infrastructure and the environment. The maritime business climate in The Netherlands is…
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Digitalisation
Digitalization in the maritime industry
Interview guest Jens Engelbrechtsen Digitalization in maritime industry – conclusion Digitalization is already at full speed. Maersk has a…
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Worldwide
10 biggest shipping companies in the world
At least 11 billion tons of goods are transported by sea every year, which means an average of about…
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Organisations
Wellness at sea
More than 50 shipping companies are getting on board Sailors’ Society’s Wellness at Sea Awareness programme: giving their crews,…
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Africa
Women in maritime Africa
Diversity and maritime security were in focus at the inaugural event for the Women in Maritime of West and…
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Suppliers
Volkswagen switch to low-emission logistics
The further decarbonization of shipping will result in substantial CO2 reductions, with the use of liquid gas enabling Volkswagen to…
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Worldwide
3 takeaways from a deck cadet
A career at sea means living alongside marine wildlife One of the many privileges of working on the sea…
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Education
What are Incoterms?
What exactly are Incoterms? Published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and revised on a ten-yearly basis, Incoterms…
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Offshore wind
Ida is the world’s first Ampelfrau
When wind turbine technicians at the Knoll Offshore Wind Farm need to get to work safely, they walk from…
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Europe
Top sector figurehead gives her vision of the maritime future
Water and Maritime Top Sector figurehead Thecla Bodewes says as she gives us her vision of the Martime Future.…
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Europe
Vessels for Volkswagen
The car industry is making giant leaps in reducing its environmental footprint in every part of its supply chain. Therefore, Wallenius…
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Asia
Penniless, desperate and alone
By Sara Baade, CEO, Sailors’ Society Seafaring has a reputation for being a desirable career in India – and…
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Education
Lessons learned: fall in cargo hold
Analysis of these incidents, which have caused death, injury and ship damage, serve as lessons to Members and prompt…
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Events
Shaping the future of shipping
Global shipping has announced an unprecedented cross-industry event, to be held during COP26, bringing together leaders in shipping, energy,…
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Africa
South Africa perfect to lead zero carbon
A study by Ricardo and Environmental Defense Fund for the P4G Getting to Zero Coalition Partnership finds that South…
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Covid-19
WHO prioritizes seafarers
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has welcomed the World Health Organization‘s decision to name seafarers as one of the groups of…
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Digitalisation
How do you use big data in procurement?
Fortunately, procurement is an industry in which the data collected by companies is very valuable and has a wide…
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Blog
Damage control
“I am ashamed to be an executive in the maritime industry! This is because I have not been able…
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Authorities
What is Fit for 55?
What is Fit for 55? Announced on July 14 2021, “Fit for 55” is the European Commission’s ambitious plan…
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Digitalisation
Simplifying the life of seafarers
Sadly, this perception isn’t entirely baseless. “Speaking as a seafarer, many digital solutions today do not do their job…
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Sustainable Shipping
Introducing the masterplan
By PortXL PortXL is assisting the Masterplan consortia with finding the right innovators that can support this noble project. Can…
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Authorities
Liability issues arising from vaccination of seafarers
ICS Guidance addresses legal, liability and insurance issues that could potentially arise for shipowners from or in connection with…
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Covid-19
Does location matter anymore?
But has the successful shift to working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic ruptured the maritime business cluster concept…
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Blog
17 days at sea – what does it mean for a crew?
Captain Piotr Orzolek is master of Hapag-Lloyd’s “Tsingtao Express”. The vessel is sailing in the IOS (Indian Ocean) service…
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Events
Will you be at Europort 2021?
At Rotterdam Ahoy they are therefore busy preparing for the autumn: the Europort team is more than ready for…
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MARPRO
MARPRO gets its breakthrough in the Netherlands
Back in October 2020, Danish Maritime Recruiter MARPRO expanded its business in the Netherlands, opening a branch office in…
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Asia
Singapore ranked as top shipping centre
The Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index, published by Chinese news agency, Xinhua, and global maritime data provider, the…
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Covid-19
COVID influence on ship traffic
Ship traffic decreased overall during 2020, with the cruise industry particularly affected Imports into the EU from non-EU countries…
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Africa
Ever Given: The whole story
A settlement has been reached between the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) and Shoei Kisen Kaisha Ltd., owner of the…
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Covid-19
How is COVID-19 changing ship crew training?
by Harald Lundestad, Vice President – Training and Advisory, Kongsberg Maritime DELIVERING REMOTE SOLUTIONS At Kongsberg Maritime Training, they quickly…
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Asia
Emission reduction project in Asia
The Blue Solutions Project preparation phase will include discussion with Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet…
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Sustainable Shipping
Fully wind-powered vessel a reality
Wallenius and Alfa Laval have worked together before in order to solve an environmental problem. To stop the spread…
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Events
15 innovators for maritime acceleration
The mission of PortXL is the acceleration of innovative technologies for the green energy, maritime, logistics and process industry…
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Education
What are the guidelines for wastewater discharges?
Exhaust gas cleaning systems, better known as scrubbers, allow ships to operate on high-sulphur fuel oil rather than more…
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Worldwide
Reflecting on a #FairFuture4Seafarers
Every year, Teekay rallies around the theme set by IMO’s International Day of the Seafarer campaign to celebrate the world’s seafarers…
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Sustainable Shipping
Maersk orders an industry first
A.P. Moller – Maersk and Hyundai Mipo Dockyards have agreed on a contract for Hyundai Mipo to build a…
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Bunkering
How does Arte Bunkering manage risks?
Estonian bunker trader Arte Bunkering has enlisted Bunkertech, the energy trading risk management (ETRM) system owned by Inatech, to…
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Digitalisation
Increased losses of containers at sea
The average number of containers lost overboard rose to a seven-year high of more than 3,000 in 2020, and…
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Covid-19
What are the clauses to address pandemics?
What is the balance to be struck between owners and charterers in allocating responsibilities and costs during a serious…
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Worldwide
And the IMO Bravery award goes to…
A search and rescue officer from Viet Nam has been selected to receive the 2021 IMO Award for Exceptional…
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Recruitment
Due diligence on maritime recruitment companies
As a candidate, have you ever been approached by an international recruiter asking you to forward a CV by email,…
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Events
Rising Star of the week: SHM Next
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Suppliers
Fuel pumps for 22 LNG vessels
The market for large container vessels is growing rapidly, and shipping companies are increasingly choosing LNG as fuel for…
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Offshore
How can we reduce marine plastic litter?
According to Wageningen University Research institute, between 5 and 13 million tonnes of plastic are lost annually from land…
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Digitalisation
First real-life digital port call
Within the framework of a partnership previously announced between Tanger Med Port Authority and Wärtsilä Voyage – which aims at digitalising…
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Scandinavia
Maritime parental leave café
There will be room for breastfeeding, as well as babies crying, babbling, and cooing, when parental leave takers from…
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Sustainable Shipping
Top fashion brand goes for eco delivery
A.P. Moller – Maersk today announced the signing of a fully carbon-neutral transport agreement on ocean services with BESTSELLER.…
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Blog
The story of a retired captain
“Starting with my first voyage, I experienced nearly everything that makes seafaring so exciting,” says Gebhard Knull, recounting his…
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Blog
What can vessels do to keep the seas cleaner?
Did you know that raw, untreated sewage can be expelled into the ocean as long as it is 12…
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Covid-19
Are you sounding your horns?
Ships will sound their horns at ports across Canada at 12 noon (local time) on June 25th — the…
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Worldwide
More focus on seafarers’ mental health
International seafarer welfare charity, The Mission to Seafarers has today announced the launch of its new On Board Mental…
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Sustainable Shipping
New mandatory measures to ships
New mandatory measures to cut the carbon intensity of international shipping have been adopted by the International Maritime Organization…
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MARPRO
Rising Star of the week: Terzago Robotics (e4boat)
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Digitalisation
Optimizing the workflow for chartering managers
The shipping industry is in an age of fast change and progression, and there is a need to reduce…
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Europe
Do you want to name the next storm?
The Met Office is searching for the next round of names ahead of the next storm season, and the…
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Europe
1st place on Paris MoU’s
When ships call at ports around the world, they are often subject to an inspection control where port states…
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Sustainable Shipping
Making shipping safer and greener
Tokyo-headquartered Weathernews Inc (WNI), the world’s largest private weather routing provider, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Finland-based…
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Suppliers
Rising Star of the week: Dacoma
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Education
4 types of waves and why they matter to you
These large waves can damage vessel hulls, cause cargo to topple into the ocean, and put the lives of…
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Education
And the winner of EURO 2020 is…
The European Football Championship is on the verge –and kicked off on Friday 11 June. Therefore, BIMCO’s shipping number…
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Blog
My story about mental health at sea
Hiding behind my radiant smile, I locked up some traumatic experiences. Not dealing with these experiences for years resulted…
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Worldwide
Increase in stranded seafarers
The Neptune Declaration Crew Change Indicator is based on data from top 10 ship managers and aims to provide…
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Suppliers
Orange containers everywhere
Hapag-Lloyd is once again investing heavily in its container fleet: Following its large order of 150,000 TEU of containers…
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Africa
How will Nigeria address piracy in the Gulf of Guinea?
The Round Table of Shipowner Associations and OCIMF have expressed their full support for the launch of Nigeria’s Deep…
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Europe
Around the world in seven shipping records
Pandemic fallout has strengthened Asian dominance The swift recovery from the pandemic in China has seen its dry bulk…
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Suppliers
The art of sustainable efforts
The technology group Wärtsilä’s local Marine office in Denmark, Wärtsilä Danmark A/S has been awarded a certification by the…
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Suppliers
Rising Star of the week: Blue Atlas Robotics
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Shipowners
Sound them horns for the seafarers
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), along with industry and social partners, are encouraging ships in ports around the…
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Uncategorized
Make a difference in the Gulf of Guinea
Pirate attacks in the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa should be reduced by at least 80% by the end of…
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Offshore wind
The latest in design verification of floating units
Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification, has launched a new digital simulation tool –…
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Organisations
Promoting the maritime woman
#MaritimeWomenPhotoShare Imagine a world where a woman is shown as the expert, the captain, the chief engineer, and the…
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Blog
Smile
What do I sometimes miss about sailing? Or about maritime college? The jokes! (Or some would consider calling them…
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Sustainable Shipping
Rotterdam, a hydrogen hub
Marjon Castelijns of Future Proof Shipping and Femke Brenninkmeijer of inland shipping cooperative NPRC, with 140 sailing members, play…
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Offshore wind
The beginning of recycling wind turbine blades
On Ørsted’s Capital Markets Day, the company announced its new commitment to either reuse, recycle, or recover all of…
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MARPRO
Welcome onboard to Tommy Lund
Tommy brings with him nearly 36 years of experience from the shipping industry as Owner/Broker/Charterer dealing in a variety…
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Digitalisation
Big data in shipping: Start small, think big
Over 90% of shipowners and charterers still use decades-old tools to measure fuel consumption and performance. They use the…
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Covid-19
The world’s most beautiful voyage
The global travel industry has been hit hard by the pandemic. With the safety and well-being of our guests…
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Worldwide
Seafarers deserve support
On any given day, around one million seafarers are working on some 60,000 large cargo ships world-wide. It has…
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Europe
Rising Star of the week: MESH
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Events
Major online event – Grand Maritime Forum Europe
This June IGGS Group is going to host an exceptionally big, 3 – day, online event for Europe. Grand…
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Suppliers
See how Hatenboer-Water accelerates global representation
These five latest network extensions all dominantly feature the maritime and offshore industries. This is Hatenboer’s historical stronghold in…
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Blog
4 reasons why many people don’t get a job interview
This is a message from a frustrated CEO to all those who are seriously looking for a job. During…
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Covid-19
Recycling them ships
Speakers at the ICS Leadership Insights Live event on 12 May 2021 outlined some of these impacts and what…
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Ports & Terminals
25 million € to green port project
A number of renewable fuels and energy carriers are currently being developed further, including green hydrogen, large electric batteries,…
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Blog
Finally a captain!
Right after being promoted to captain, he set sail on a long voyage that would last five months. “Vancouver,…
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Offshore wind
Official partner of WorldPride
As an official partner, Ørsted wants to promote inclusion and diversity as key to a successful workplace as well…
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Sustainable Shipping
State of the art Actual Emission Tracker
Unifeeder has developed a State-of-the-art Actual Emission Tracker (AET) The existing calculating methods give a good estimate but by…
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Education
Saving the whales
Dr Roger Payne discovered that whales sing songs in the 1970’s, and then founded Ocean Alliance. His recordings were…
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Events
Rising Star of the week: Unafix
A new concept is coming to life at EUROPORT 2021, the Rising Stars Pavilion powered by MARPRO. An area…
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Shipowners
Sustainable steel floors
All types of goods can be transported with enhanced safety in our steel floor containers. In addition to having…
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Blog
How 25 pairs of shoes make a difference to the crew change crisis
I was recently on a call to one of our Chaplains at the front line. A ship had contacted…
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Digitalisation
3 maritime digitalization hacks
What do you want to solve with maritime digitalization? Document control systems are widely used in the maritime sector.…
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