The rise of the river-cruise market
With eight new river ships launching in 2019 alone, river cruise companies are driving the...
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Ballast water compliance: what you need to know
The BWM Convention was recently amended during the 74th International Maritime Organization’s Maritime Environment Protection...
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World’s first hydrogen-powered seagoing vessel docks in London
The world’s first energy self-sufficient seagoing vessel powered by hydrogen, Energy Observer, arrived in London,...
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From cruise ship to artificial reef: cruise liners forming dive spots
Earlier this year, the 157ft El Dorado was sunk to form an artificial reef for...
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Thousands of ships use ‘cheat devices’ for emissions regulations finds The Independent
Shipping companies are using ‘cheat devices’ to avoid International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations which limit...
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Shipping industry hails women on World Maritime Day
Companies across the globe are celebrating women’s contribution to the maritime industry, as World Maritime...
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LNG is the most “future-proof” marine fuel, says report
Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) is the most mature, scalable, and commercially viable alternative fuel currently...
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UK Government pledges £730,000 to support maritime industry
Young seafarers in the UK are to be given more support and encouragement with increased...
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Poseidon principles: big banks align to launch new green charter for shipping
A selection of the world’s biggest banks have joined forces with the Global Maritime Forum...
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Trade after Brexit takes centre stage at London International Shipping Week
The UK is committed to maintaining its position as a global trade hub post-Brexit despite...
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