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Scandinavian CO2 Cooperation
New agreements with Norway and Sweden now enable the transport of CO2 across Scandinavia for underground storage. CO2 capture,…
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Leaner crews and smaller ships
In an exclusive interview with Max Hartvigsen, Marine Director, and Oliver Hibbert, Engineering Director at Ocean Infinity, we delve…
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Survive where others die
According to the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), a total of 2,510 critical incidents were reported on board ships…
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Report underscores ongoing Somali piracy threat
The ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) raises concern on the continued acts of maritime piracy off the coast of…
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Oldendorff and Harbor Lab revolutionise port transactions
Harbor Lab, a global leader in maritime technology for centralising and simplifying port disbursement costs is today announcing a…
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Firefighting on a vessel
VIKING Life-saving Equipment has drawn on its experience as a leading supplier of professional-grade structural firefighting equipment to ensure…
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Scandlines unveils new management team
Eric Gregoire will start in July 2024 and comes from a position as CEO of Goodpack Pte Ltd. in…
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Maersk plans to invest billions in Nigeria
Danish shipping and logistics company, A.P Moller-Maersk, has said it will invest $600m to expand existing port infrastructure to…
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The world’s largest car carrier ever built
Höegh Autoliners has unveiled plans to build the world’s largest car carrier, capable of transporting up to 9,100 vehicles…
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Call for stronger collaboration between European ports
The European wind ports will have to find ways of working together even more closely in order to achieve…
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