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Shipping can be greener if …
Seafarers see the prospect of autonomous ships as an opportunity to solve a number of problems in commercial shipping…
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From fishing trawler to an explorer vessel
New build in an existing hull “We’re used to working with demanding commercial clients who require a high degree…
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Crew training for dual-fuelled vessels
The Methanol Institute has welcomed multi-disciplinary methanol consultancy GREEN MARINE as its latest member. The Denmark-headquartered company has recently…
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15 key pain points for women at sea
The new qualitative study from the Global Maritime Forum and the All Aboard Alliance contains a wide spectrum of…
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Over 100 solutions for seafarer welfare
The Mission to Seafarers, an international maritime welfare charity, has today published an industry report containing the preliminary outcomes…
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To become the world’s most sustainable shipbuilder
The CSOV 9020 – an exercise in efficiency Over the past twelve months, this work has borne fruit and…
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Ørsted invents the first uncrewed surface vessel
The prototype USV is named Hugin USV. It is designed for continuous operation in the harshest offshore conditions for…
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Transcending borders and saving lives
Around the globe, five billion people lack access to safe and affordable medical and surgical care. Since 1978, Mercy…
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Robotic technologies is key for US offshore wind developments
Five seabed leases were granted at the end of last year by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM),…
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Maersk’s game-changing methanol vessel conversion
As the first in the shipping industry, A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) will retrofit an existing ship to a…
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