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LNG World Shipping
The LNG shipping sector is blossoming as it matures: more players, with more ships, mean that more flexible transport contracts can be arranged rather than the traditional long-term commitment of a 'floating pipeline' formed by a fleet that had to be purpose-built for a particular project. The rapid growth in spot movements is evidence of increased flexibility, and of the attraction for new investors.
Although no other shipping sector shows such promise, the whole subject of transporting LNG by sea was not, until now covered by a dedicated publication.
LNG World Shipping is an invaluable purchasing reference for companies throughout the LNG marine transport chain as increasing competitiveness widens the choice of specialist services on offer.
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LPG World Shipping
LPG World Shipping provides comprehensive coverage of the LPG ship sector, from the largest fully refrigerated very large gas carrier (VLGC) down to the smallest fully pressurised coaster. The coverage encompasses all technical, commercial and operational aspects of the LPG shipping industry and the full range of cargoes, from LPG and ammonia to ethylene and the other petrochemical gases.
LPG World Shipping also embraces the complete LPG supply chain, including shoreside storage terminals and inland waterway gas carriers.
LPG World Shipping follows in the footsteps of Riviera Maritime's successful first gas carrier publication, LNG World Shipping. Since its launch in March 2004, LNG World Shipping has been received enthusiastically by the industry and has quickly established itself as the leading LNG publication with a pure shipping focus.
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Marine Electronics & Communications
Reporting and analysing how electronics and communications are revolutionising the maritime sector, and with in-depth features focusing on the user requirements and the industry needs driving these changes, Marine Electronics & Communications is an essential read for everyone involved in the industry. The bi-monthly international journal was launched in November 2007.
Providing its readership with authoritative coverage of technological developments both on board and ashore, Marine Electronics & Communications includes regular features examining such key topics as ship-to-shore communications, navigation systems, control and automation, and shipmanagement systems, as well as wider IT and software innovations for bridging the ship-to-shore interface.
Most of Marine Electronics & Communications' readers (60 per cent) are shipowners, ship operators and shipmanagers.
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Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery
Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery is recognised as the world's leading international journal reporting and analysing developments in prime movers, drives and propulsors, auxiliary power and other below deck engineering plant. It covers the full spectrum of commercial tonnage, naval and paramilitary vessels, and yachts.
Marine Propulsion's focused editorial programme ensures that the magazines content remains relevant and of value to its readership: readers never have to wade through articles on radars or galley design to get the information they need. Our experienced editors draw on real industry experience to take a critical and detailed look at the latest developments and trends in marine engineering, aiding readers in making informed decisions when selecting propulsion and auxiliary systems for their projects.
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Offshore Support Journal
Since its launch in 1998, Offshore Support Journal has established itself as an essential read for all those involved with the wide range of vessels supporting exploration for offshore oil and gas deposits and their recovery.
OSJ online is founded on the successful periodical Offshore Support Journal and contains a wealth of information regarding the marketplace for offshore support vessels and the organisations involved in it, which can be accessed via this website. You will also find information on the variety of products and services that we offer, including advertising opportunities, supplements and reprints.
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Passenger Ship Technology
Riviera Maritime Media has merged two of its technical journals, The Cruise Ship and Ferry Technology, beginning with the August/September 2008 issues, to form Passenger Ship Technology. The decision to merge the journals was a response to readers' requests for a larger journal that is able to cover more topics in depth.
The Cruise Ship and Ferry Technology both focused on the ships themselves, and this approach continues with Passenger Ship Technology. As well as all sizes of cruise ships, tonnage covered includes small domestic ferries, High Speed Craft code-compliant ferries, so-called conventional Solas ferries, and freight ferries.
Maintaining the successful format already established in Ferry Technology and The Cruise Ship, coverage includes interviews with key industry owners, operators and suppliers, market analysis, technical product reviews, ship descriptions, safety reviews and accident reports.
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Tanker Shipping & Trade
Tanker Shipping & Trade is an essential read for all those involved with the design, construction, outfitting, operation, and maintenance of oil and chemical tankers. Tanker Shipping & Trade covers all types and sizes of these tankers, and combines all the elements that contribute to successful tanker management, both commercial and technical.
Tanker Shipping & Trade details the latest vessel designs and deliveries. News from around the world includes fleet focus country reports, looking at operators in particular areas each issue. Core topics such as safety, management and class appear in every issue, and annual features address a variety of technical and operational subjects. Each issue also focuses on the design, operation and propulsion options and developments for a specific tanker type. Tanker Shipping & Trade is distributed to tanker owners, operators and managers and copies reach the desks of senior management.
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