Shore leave: will a new standard protect seafarer rights?
International maritime law is supposed to protect the right to shore leave, but...
International maritime law is supposed to protect the right to shore leave, but...
Brabant, the latest river cruise ship in Fred Olsen’s fleet, commenced its inaugural cruise season from Amsterdam on 5 April 2018.
German shipping line Hapag-Lloyd has unveiled plans to achieve a 20% reduction in its carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for every twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) it moves per kilometre by 2020 compared with the 2016 level.
Greece-based Star Bulk Carriers has agreed to purchase 16 vessels from entities affiliated with Augustea Atlantica and York Capital Management.
Eco Marine Power (EMP) has invited other companies to join its ongoing low-emissions design project, Aquarius Eco Ship, in order to expand the development's scope.
International maritime law is supposed to protect the right to shore leave, but since 9/11 many seafarers have found this right eroded by an increasingly security-focused industry. Can a new amendment to the Convention on Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic change this? Patrick Kingsland asks Roger Harris, executive director at the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network.
ArcSystem DECOR provides practical, sustainable LED lighting in a range of products suitable for ships.
Norwegian operator The Fjords has received an all-electric catamaran, Future of The Fjords, which is set to commence operation next month between Norway’s Flåm and Gudvangen.
Sulzer provides maintenance services for cruise liners, dredgers, passenger and naval ships, offshore production, tankers, and support vessels. We help you to minimise disruption and extend the lifetime of your equipment.
Rolls-Royce Marine has secured a contract to provide its autocrossing system to a total of 13 new environmentally friendly ferries to be operated by Norway’s Fjord1.
New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has released guidance to help the incoming vessels to comply with the country’s new biofouling rules.
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