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Here’s the Commission’s plan for carbon capture
The European Union is committed to reaching ‘net zero’ CO2 emissions by 2050. While the major part of this effort…
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Seafarers face inadequate internet access
A recent study on seafarers’ working and living conditions reveals significant deficiencies, especially in crucial areas like internet access,…
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How should all new ships be built?
According to Blue Ocean Alliance’s Chris Leontopoulos, future newbuild ships of all types should be built without a sterntube…
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Ban on heavy fuel oil in the Arctic
Since July 1, 2024, it has no longer been permissible for ships to sail on Heavy Fuel Oil in…
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Captain Ian Finley receives IMO International Maritime Prize
Captain Ian Finley, Permanent Representative of the Cook Islands to IMO, has been selected as the recipient of the…
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Ørsted optimises offshore wind installation
This leading-edge technology represents one of the greatest advancements yet in offshore wind foundation installation methodology. Ørsted is already…
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World’s first 3D-printed electric abra in Dubai
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has commenced the trial operation of the world’s first electric abra produced using…
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Digitalisation: What are the benefits?
Inmarsat and HANSA are hosting a seminar titled “Business Value of Maritime Digitalisation – Harnessing the Power of AI,…
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IKEA partners with The Mission to Seafarers
Through this initiative, unveiled today on the IMO Day of the Seafarer, IKEA will work with the Mission to…
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Mercy Ships constructs a new hospital ship
With the support of the MSC Foundation and MSC Group, Mercy Ships is constructing a new hospital ship tailored…
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