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Joint venture to combat invasive species
The spread of invasive species is now recognized by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and others as a significant…
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First steps towards a mandatory due diligence
Legal Affairs commitee MEPs pave the way for a new EU law that requires companies to comply with human…
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150 years sailing the seven seas
Today, NORDEN celebrates its 150th anniversary, being one of the world’s oldest international shipping companies. Over its 150-year history,…
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Wärtsilä boosting Mexico’s wind power
The technology group Wärtsilä has been contracted to provide a project-critical energy storage system for the 50 MW Eolica…
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The climate implications of LNG
Working paper by By Nikita Pavlenko, Bryan Comer, PhD, Yuanrong Zhou, Nigel Clark, PhD, Dan Rutherford, PhD More and more ships,…
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How Central and South America can lead the way
With the rapidly melting Arctic polar ice habitat, rising sea levels, and increasing number of extreme weather events, the…
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Why wait when you can go LNG?
Peter Keller, Chairman of SEA-LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition advocating for LNG as a marine fuel throughout the entire value…
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Keep ‘boots on deck’ for better inspections
Idwal, the leading provider of ship inspection services, is calling on the industry to recognise the positive contribution that…
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The untold side of being a seafarer
By Tineke Zoet Two weeks after I was relieved as a Junior Officer from a multipurpose vessel, the ship collided…
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Denmark to build world’s first energy island
Denmark has introduced cutoff date of 2050 for oil and gas extraction in the North Sea and canceled all…
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