On thin ice: STG95 is out now!
Welcome to the latest issue of Ship Technology Global magazine In our final issue of this year, we take a focused…
All articles by Peter Nilson
Peter Nilson
@NilsonMuntz
Peter Nilson is the editor of Future Rail, Airport Industry Review, and Ship Technology Global. He was previously the editor of the Just Food and Just Drinks digital magazines. He enjoys long walks on the beach and talking about the weather.
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Solar technology: powering the future of shipping
Although shipping is the most carbon-efficient mode of freight transport on a per tonne-kilometre basis, the sheer size of global…
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Cybersecurity at sea: safeguarding in an era of AI-driven threats
The maritime sector plays a pivotal role in the global economy, underpinning 90% of world trade. Whether through the containerised…
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The shift in shipbuilding: STG94 is out now!
The new issue of Ship Technology Global magazine is out now! The shipbuilding landscape has witnessed a shift over the last few decades,…
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Enhancing maritime security with OSINT
The global shipping industry is now on the frontlines of a new kind of conflict – one defined not by…
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Industrial mobility automation: docked for success in ports
The port industry is at a pivotal moment. Vast global trade volumes – a staggering 12.35 billion tonnes handled globally…
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“It makes the crew happy” – Agwa CEO on growing food onboard vessels
Keeping crew fed at sea is a vital task, and the quality of food can have a huge impact on…
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Why digital heritage matters more than ever
Digitalisation, alongside the adoption of digital platforms and the use of data, has fundamentally transformed the maritime industry's operational landscape.…
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Shipping doesn’t need more data: it needs better maritime data
The maritime industry is more connected than it ever has been. Since the 1980s, onboard equipment has generated vast amounts…
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How digital technology can support ballast water compliance
When development began on the Ballast Water Management Convention (BWM Convention) in 2004, invasive aquatic species transported in ships’ ballast…