A convoluted legal battle is taking place over the Port of Doraleh in Djibouti. The country has illegally seized control of the port from operator DP World and reneged on...
Following the launch of Maritime UK’s updated Code of Practice for maritime autonomous surface ships, what needs to happen for the UK to keep up its momentum in this burgeoning...
Horrifying pictures of trash strewn across beaches and sea life caught in floating plastics are now par for the course, and companies across industries have pledged to clean up their...
According to voyage intelligence specialist Stratum Five, shipowners are at risk of over-investing in voyage optimisation solutions that don’t account for the impacts of weather at sea. Why is weather...
Belgium’s Port of Antwerp has commenced the trial of a fully automatic sounding boat named Echodrone. What is the importance of sounding, and how is this practice set to evolve...
MarTRX by Frequentis has been designed to simplify maritime control room operations by using one web-based platform, saving operators vital time in finding the data they need. Alexander Love speaks...
The IMO adopted a complementary amendment to support consistent implementation of its upcoming 0.50% limit on sulphur in ship fuel oil, and the Government of India commenced the Gogha-Dahej Ro-Pax...
In this issue: the relevance of the Jones Act, optimising vessel performance, auto-berthing technology, the importance of sounding, and more.
The Jones Act makes it illegal for ships to transport goods between American ports unless they are owned, built, crewed and registered in the US. Critics argue that the law...
Digital logistics company Zencargo was launched in 2017 with the aim to provide the shipping industry with a platform that allows to book and manage freight while using data and...
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