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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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