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Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery

Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery is a high value journal that can be referred back to again and again as we effectively analyse the market. Our editors draw on real industry experience to take a critical and detailed look at the latest developments and trends in marine engineering, aiding readers to make informed decisions when selecting propulsions and auxiliary systems.

In every issue of Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery readers will benefit from in-depth analysis of what is going on in their industry and the accompanying opportunities and threats. Looking at every issue will also make you aware of business prospects that could pay back the cost of a subscription many times over.

A subscription costs £299 and comprises six printed issues per year, published bi-monthly, plus complimentary bonus material:
• four supplements: Worldwide Turbocharger Guide, Ballast Water Treatment Technology and two issues of Future Marine Fuels & Lubes
• digital editions of Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery
• industry yearplanner including key industry dates
• access to www.mpropulsion.com and its searchable online archive.

Contact Sally Church at sally.church@rivieramm.com for more details.

Subscribe:

Length	Format	Price
1 year(s)	Print, Digital, Web	£299.00
2 year(s)	Print, Digital, Web	£498.00
3 year(s)	Print, Digital, Web	£673.00

Subscription includes...

Worldwide Turbocharger Guide

This annual supplement details innovation and product development by turbocharger manufacturers, and also the services and facilities offered by independent service providers around the world.

Ballast Water Treatment Technology

Following on from the previous success of Ballast Water Treatment Technology, the new and updated version for 2013 is essential reading for ship owners and operators looking to keep ahead of Ballast Water treatment processes.

Future Marine Fuels & Lubes

Ship operators are always looking for ways to cut fuel and lubrication costs. However, shipping has reached a stage where environmental issues and high fuel costs need innovative solutions. There is not going to be a universal answer, and this supplement to Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery examines the options and associated operational issues that operators should consider to suit their needs.