More recycling capacity will be urgently needed in the years ahead, but reverting to old ways by beaching is not the answer, says Uday Yellapurkar
Beaching isn’t the answer to the recycling wave about to crash ashore Read More »
Welcome to our first edition of the American Steel newsletter, a weekly exploration of topics in the US maritime industry. This week, we’re starting with a visit to America’s capital, where the Trump administration has proposed a budget that would emba…
American Steel: Exploring the hurdles facing Trump’s proposed shipbuilding spree Read More »
Each new conflict chips away at the industry’s dwindling supply of experienced mariners
War has left seafarers in the danger zone. Who can blame them for chasing a life on land Read More »
Plus: IMO climate battle lines emerge, amplifying the voice of Africa, and the role of US farmers in a clean fuel future
Wavelength podcast: What to do with the floating wreck of the Arctic Metagaz Read More »
If Tehran starts charging tolls for Hormuz crossings, Hellenic vessels can hardly expect a discount
Iran war has become a high-stakes game for Greek shipping Read More »