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Offshore operations need a rethink: why small improvements no longer cut it
For decades, the industry has improved safety, efficiency and cost through better tools and oversight, but within an operating model…
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Is This What Winning Looks Like?
“Let me say, we’ve won” said US President Donald J Trump on Wednesday. He followed this up with, “You never…
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M/S Pep Sun – the ship that became a ray of sunshine for 110 Vietnamese boat people
It was not happy news for all citizens, be it because they were religious minorities or opposed to the hardcore…
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China’s campaign for enclosed space safety
Enclosed spaces on ships, such as cargo holds, tanks, and void spaces, present unique challenges and potential dangers. These areas…
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Mealtimes with my maritime friends
The Brun Bear Foundation is delighted to announce the launch of ‘Mealtimes With My Maritime Friends,’ a unique cookbook…
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Why does it make sense to volunteer on a hospital ship?
By Svend Løbner, journalist Should I rest and enjoy or should I use my life experience to help others?…
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When human surveillance is not enough
The challenge of human surveillance Monitoring large ports like Rotterdam and Scheveningen is no easy task. With thousands of…
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The story of the Star
It would be impossible to tell the story of A.P. Moller – Maersk without also telling the story of…
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Why are CO2, NOx, and SOx emissions in shipping and ports so important?
Collaboration between the maritime sector and ports is key to unlocking efficiencies and advancing sustainability goals. By working together,…
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Decline in maritime enrolment
This year’s maritime education intake has fallen short of expectations, with 837 new students admitted, down from 860 last…
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