• Powering cruise ships with dead fish

  Dead fish and other organic waste will soon be used to power Hurtigruten’s fleet of...
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• Are merchant seafarer training standards fit for purpose?

  The IMO STCW Convention and Code governs training standards for around two million merchant seafarers....
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• The world’s busiest cruise ports

  Cruise passenger numbers are growing year on year with a variety of itineraries becoming available,...
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• Signal Ocean: using AI to bring ship management into the 21st century

  Signal Ocean is a new platform that aims to enhance commercial performance for the shipping...
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• Cleaning up ports: from Oslo to California

  From underwater drones in Norway to an Australian-designed floating rubbish bin, tech companies and port...
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• Could fuel cells soon be used in ship propulsion?

  Swiss technological giant ABB recently partnered with SINTEF, one of Europe’s largest independent research organisations,...
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• Three key solutions for decarbonising shipping

  Non-profit group Transport & Environment recently published a report on the best ways for the...
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• February’s top news stories

  Ericsson and mobile service provider China Unicom are set to provide a 5G smart harbour...
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• January’s top news stories

  Canaveral Port Authority awarded a $108.5m contract to Ivey’s Construction for building its new Cruise...
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• Mixed feelings dog Disney’s expansion in the Bahamas

  Disney Cruise Line is closing in on a deal to buy a parcel of land...
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