Whilst we are delighted to bring back our live conference and event programme after an enforced absence, we recognise there is still some uncertainty with regard to COVID-19 and ongoing challenges to overcome.

Our aim is to continue business operations as usual but we acknowledge additional precautions and reassurances are appropriate for us all to be able to respond quickly to changing circumstances.

I am delighted to confirm the appointment of John Snyder as our new Managing Editor.

John has over three decades of experience in the maritime and offshore media business, serving in various editorial and advertising sales managerial roles. John joined Riviera in January 2019 as Editor of both Offshore Support Journal and LNG Shipping & Terminals, following over 17 years with Marine Log, most recently serving as Publisher and Editor-in-Chief.

Commenting on his new role ...

Riviera Maritime Media announces the purchase of the intellectual property associated with International Tug & Salvage (ITS) Convention & Exhibition and the Tug & OSV magazine from the Administrators of The ABR Company Limited (in administration).

Everyone at Riviera Maritime Media is very sorry to learn of the passing of our friend and former colleague, Kevin Tester

We are acutely aware of global concerns regarding COVID-19 and we have been monitoring the situation on a daily basis as the virus has developed.

The industry has lost a good friend with the passing of Alan Thorpe.

A communications channel for our community members, guest users and commercial partners where our senior management team will keep you updated with the latest developments to our products and services.

Many happy returns at February’s Annual OSJ Conference

An invigorating day full of valuable insights and connections is how one delegate summarised this year’s CO2 Shipping & Terminals Conference in London. 

In the 12 months since the last event there has been significant progress: ideas are becoming realities, and shipping and terminal projects and implementations are taking shape worldwide.

This reality was reflected by the need to move this year’s conference to the Hilton Waldorf Hotel to accommodate the 200 plus global attendees ...

With the recent surge in offshore activity across the globe, both in the traditional oil & gas markets as well as the wind sector, 2024 saw the return of OSJ’s Subsea Conference which brought together key players in the offshore and subsea vessels arena.

The comprehensive programme featured four insightful sessions on;

• Analysis of key trends, market data and the status of financing
• Emerging markets
• Developments in DSVs, ROV and AUV technologies
• Future fuels and decarbonisation: impact

At a time when networking, knowledge sharing and lead sourcing is severely restricted, Riviera are providing access to the global connections you need for compliance and efficient operations across your business.

From our experience of delivering more than 60 technically-based webinars since Spring 2020 and the hugely positive feedback we have received, we are delighted to introduce you to our virtual conference programme.

Our events begin on Tuesday 20 October with ...

With the stars aligning for a tanker supercycle, the tanker industry convened in April in London to glean essential insights to stay ahead of the curve.

The Int. Chemical & Product Tanker Conference addressed the impact of EU sanctions on Russian crude and petroleum product imports, SIRE 2.0 and the buoyancy of biofuels. Delegates especially appreciated the large and diverse turnout. Today, perhaps more than ever, meeting ambitious business objectives requires collaboration and ...

Join our live webinar series where we bring together industry experts and professionals from across the globe, direct to your desk.

December’s conference brought industry leaders together in Dubai to discuss critical market dynamics and strategic challenges within the offshore vessel sector. Several key themes emerged, each with significant competitive implications.

The Middle East offshore market is experiencing robust growth, with vessel demand increasing threefold since 2020. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar account for 90% of regional activity. Day rates have surged by up to 94%, despite only modest growth in the ...