Accidents onboard ships are not decreasing, according to latest accident statistics submitted to the International Maritime Organization by shipmanagement association InterManager. The number of seafarers injured in falls has remained fairly consistent…
Accidents on ships under scrutiny as InterManager submits statistics to IMO Read More »
Vessels are becoming increasingly complex with integrated digital systems both on board and onshore. This heightens the threat of cyber-attacks and requires an extended risk and safety assessment to improve cyber security resilience, with the aim to co…
Maritime cyber security: Securing processes, people and new technology Read More »
Many tanker owners have kept their ships out of the second hand market, despite enticing prices, looking to take advantage of the favorable freight market conditions during the first half of the year. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal …
Tanker Owners Keep Their Ships Out of the Market, as Rates Climb Read More »
Future fleet dynamics in the MPV space have been a major topic of discussions in the sector, with increasing demand expected but newbuild order activity still being tepid. This topic has been scrutinised in detail in Drewry’s latest Multipurpose Shippi…
Future newbuild orders required but not yet seen Read More »
Europe has its sights set on reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by at least 55% by 2030. To meet that ambitious target, the European Commission has announced its FuelEU Maritime Regulation to promote the use of renewable, low-carbon fuels and clea…
Sailing through the FuelEU Maritime Regulation Read More »