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Covid-19: tackling marine oil pollution with satellite technology
The coronavirus pandemic is restricting aerial and seaborn monitoring activities of illicit oil discharges. As lockdowns continue around the world, satellite technology offers an efficient and remote solution to identify...
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Covid-19: Ship Technology Global Issue 70 is out now
In this issue: we analyse the impact of coronavirus on global shipping, explore the cost of decarbonisation and find out about the latest technology for tracking illegal shipping activities.
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The financial cost of low-carbon transformation in shipping
There is no doubt that tackling climate change is going to be expensive and challenging. But with new figures suggesting the decarbonisation of shipping could require investments of over $1trn,...
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Poll: is the shipping industry doing enough to curb carbon emissions?
A survey carried out by Ship Technology has revealed readers don't believe the industry is doing enough to cut down the carbon emissions it is responsible for.
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The impact of Covid-19 on global shipping: part 1, system shock
The rapid spread of coronavirus has had a major impact on global shipping markets, with the slump in demand for goods from China having a ripple effect on everything from...
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The impact of Covid-19 on the global shipping sector: part 2, silver linings
The rapid spread of coronavirus has had a major impact on global shipping markets, with the slump in demand for goods from China having a ripple effect on everything from...
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Timeline: Coronavirus sweeps the global shipping and cruise industries
As part of our coronavirus special, we take a look back at some of the major events involving the industry, from initial port closures to the latest event.
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Mega-mergers: how will new shipyard goliaths in Asia shape competition?
The recent merger between China’s two largest shipbuilders is triggering competition concerns as similar deals are currently on the cards for neighbours South Korea and Japan. How are these Asian...
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Cyber-SHIP lab: a timely intervention as cybersecurity washes the blue economy
The shipping industry might be the lifeblood of trade and commerce, but it remains wanting when it comes to cybersecurity awareness. This makes the launch of Cyber-SHIP Lab, a new...
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Q&A: Lloyd’s Register on how ammonia can be the ideal renewable marine fuel
Lloyd’s Register has partnered with a consortium of companies to develop an ammonia-fuelled tanker. Lloyd’s Register’s Paul Carrett explains more about the project and discusses whether using ammonia can revolutionise...
