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A diversity boost in the maritime
Greater workforce diversity, whether it be considered along lines of ethnicity, gender identity, sexuality, age, socioeconomic status, neurotype, physical…
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Bawat keeps growing
BAWAT is a leading supplier of sustainable ballast water treatment technology and services. BAWAT was listed on Nasdaq First…
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The power of exhibiting together – why exhibit in a national pavilion?
When attending an exhibition, a company has many decisions that need to be made. Some of the decisions are…
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How ethical is the seafood you eat?
The report “Does it Do what it Says on the Tin“ is framed as an ‘Ecosystem 1.0 review’, and it seeks…
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Train for shipping
More young Danish people should open their eyes to a life at sea and the opportunities it offers. Therefore,…
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A shark in Rotterdam
The idea for the WasteShark originated in South Africa, where Hardiman comes from. ‘I saw two people fishing rubbish…
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Cleaning up the world’s shipping industry
The Elias Johan and Bernt Oskar are two newly developed seiner vessels measuring 50.5m long and 12m wide. Developed…
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Navigating the cyber seas
As the world becomes increasingly connected, the threat of cyber attacks on ships and shipping companies also increases. In…
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AI is the key to protect whales
Up to 20,000 whales die in ship collisions every year, according to sustainable seafood and fisheries certifier Friend of…
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Maersk divests activities in Russia
Maersk (Maersk) has entered into an agreement to divest its logistics sites in St. Petersburg and Novorossiysk to IG…
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