In February, Norwegian fish farmer Nordlaks penned an agreement with Chinese shipyard CIMC Raffles to build the first of two…
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No picturesque London postcard is complete without the river Thames – the 95-mile long waterway that passes through the nation’s…
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It’s been over two and a half years since an online Twitter campaign failed to rename the UK’s next polar…
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Autonomous shipping – the keynote topic of every maritime industry event for quite some time – is finally taking baby…
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As the cruise market grows, the quality of food on board ships has become as important to some passengers as…
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On Tuesday, industry body Maritime UK published the second version of its Code of Practice for maritime autonomous surface ships…
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Hovering just over 1,000 nautical miles off the coast of San Francisco, a vortex of marine debris, trash and plastic…
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Just-in-time supply chains, rising fuel costs and environmental impacts have all increased pressure on shipping companies to optimise their shipping…
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At the world’s busiest ports and harbours, ensuring that maritime operations can continue safely is not just about the operations…
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With a vast coastline spanning 7,500km and a strategic location nearby major shipping lanes, India has always been well-placed to…
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Traditionally, maritime control room operators have had to sort through multiple data sources to make sense of everything, sometimes using…
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