• Reducing carbon emissions: is the shipping sector prepared?

  The International Maritime Organization has pledged to reduce carbon emissions from shipping by at least...
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• ECSA condemns Italy for ‘unacceptable’ migrants policy

  The European Community Shipowners’ Association (ECSA) has expressed concerns over Italy’s migrants policy after the...
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• Troubled waters: shipping feels the heat of geopolitical crises

  As an international sector, shipping is often vulnerable to volatile political and economic forces that...
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• Posidonia 2018: decarbonisation and digitalisation to impact maritime industry

  Representatives from global quality assurance and risk management company DNV GL have discussed some of...
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• Future Cruise: Issue 4

  In this issue: Vancouver gets ready for a cruise boom, Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the...
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• Vancouver: a new gateway for cruises to Alaska

  Vancouver is set for a cruise boom with Cunard, Viking Ocean and Azamara planning to...
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• Lithium-ion batteries: a new safety issue for ships?

  More and more ships are turning hybrid or fully electric and increasingly rely on lithium...
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• Ship Technology Global: Issue 55

  In this issue: The potential impact of a US China trade war on shipping, the...
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• Setting international standards for man overboard systems

  An average of 21 man overboard incidents occur on cruise ships every year. Up until...
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• What would a US-China trade war mean for the shipping industry?

  At the start of March, US President Donald Trump slapped a 25% tariff on steel...
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