Q&A: memoirs of a cruise ship entertainer with Sam Catling
Sam Catling is a former cruise ship entertainer now turned handyman, supporting artist for TV and film and, as of…
07 Jan 2021
Q&A: reimagining the future of maritime logistics solutions with P&O
The 2020 Seatrade Maritime Awards Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and Africa took place between 14 and 16 December. The ceremony, one of the world’s most famous awards scheme now in…
04 Jan 2021
Q&A: Scrubbing emissions in shipping with Daphne Technology
They aren’t the most attractive elements of the global shipping industry, but they are becoming increasingly important to its future. There are several different types of scrubbers but, essentially, they…
23 Dec 2020
Q&A: using real-time data to cut emissions with ZeroNorth
ZeroNorth is a technology company that aims to help shipowners and operators in the tramp shipping industry reduce carbon emissions and optimise vessels’ earnings by using real-time data. Often described…
23 Dec 2020
Debate: should shipping be regulated regionally or globally?
Ilaria Grasso Macola: Shipping needs international regulation if it wants to be united in tackling climate change and helping crews Contributing 2.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, the shipping sector’s…
22 Dec 2020
Finding the right blend: Ship Technology Global Issue 74 is out now
Ship Technology Global is back for another edition packed with technology news and industry analysis. In this issue, we explore how low-quality fuel blends might affect performance, find out more…
22 Dec 2020
HySHIP: inside Europe’s flagship hydrogen ship demonstrator project
In 1806, French inventor Francois Isaac de Rivaz designed what is widely recognised as the world’s first ever internal combustion engine (ICE), which ran on a mixture of hydrogen and…