Editorial Articles and Key Insights from the Maritime Industry

Explore how AI is revolutionizing the maritime industry, enhancing efficiency, safety, and sustainability.

Discover how shipyards in the Middle East are transforming with innovations in automation, sustainability, and digital tech, shaping the maritime industry.

Explore the latest news about London’s maritime cluster, from innovations to historic insights and challenges.

The maritime industry faces a significant challenge. The current STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers) framework is deemed inadequate for addressing the unique training needs associated with …

Explore a detailed comparison of marine alternative fuels for sustainable shipping and a greener future.

Explore the legacy of NS Savannah, the first nuclear merchant ship, a symbol of innovation and peaceful nuclear energy.

The LNG Bunker Vessels market is buzzing with change and innovation. As the shipping industry shifts towards cleaner energy, LNG is becoming a popular choice. This change is not just …

The wind-assist retrofit market is rapidly growing as the shipping industry adopts wind propulsion systems. With nearly 100 installations almost done, the sector is set for major improvements in sustainability …

When DNV and GL decided to join forces, it wasn’t just about merging two companies. It was about blending different ways of working, combining resources, and figuring out how to …

South Korea’s shipbuilding industry is navigating some rough waters right now. Once a dominant force, it’s now facing stiff competition from China, which is rapidly expanding its shipbuilding capabilities. This …

Discover how Singapore’s strategic location, innovative policies, and strong institutions make its port a global trade powerhouse in 2024.

In recent years, India’s maritime and shipbuilding sectors have been on a transformative journey. With ambitious goals set for 2030, the country is making waves to become a global leader. …

Explore the tragic stories of the world’s deadliest maritime disasters and discover how they shaped modern maritime safety regulations.

in September 1994, the MS Estonia, a ferry crossing the Baltic Sea, met a tragic fate. This disaster, one of the deadliest maritime accidents of the 20th century, claimed 852 lives and left only 137 survivors.

Explore carbon capture systems on ships, their technology, challenges, and future prospects in maritime decarbonization.