Through its multiple media channels—print, digital, website, sponsored content, podcasts, and live events—Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery reaches a global audience of thousands of thought leaders, decision-makers, regulators and technical staff in shipping, providing them with vital intelligence, insight and actionable content and data. Using these multiple media channels, either individually or through integrated packages, you can create the perfect forum to tailor your marketing messages and branding campaigns where they will be seen and acted on by decision-makers in shipping.

Marking its seventh edition in 2026, Maritime Hybrid, Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Conference brings together leading vessel owners, energy companies, port authorities, regulators, class, technology and battery manufacturers in Bergen, Norway, to discuss opportunities, critical issues and strategies to succeed in reducing emissions, improving fuel efficiency, optimising operations and creating a sustainable future for the maritime sector. Presentations provide unparalleled coverage of real-world applications and experience with battery-hybrid, all-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Whether it’s the latest two- or four-stroke engine technology, emerging environmental regulations, energy efficiency or performance management software, Marine Propulsion reports on the relevant issues and technologies around maritime decarbonisation, providing ship operators with the valuable insights they need to make the best business decisions to improve their company’s performance and comply with current and future environmental regulations. This provides the perfect forum for your marketing message to be seen and acted upon.

Key Facts:

• First published in 1979

• 75% of the magazine circulation reaches owners/operators/managers**

• 30,300 copies circulated bi-monthly (11,000 print, 19,300 digital)**

• 82% of the magazine circulation reaches key purchasing decision-makers**

Global Reach:

Reader analysis by geographical breakdown**

** Publisher’s statement

Issue/Features

Bonus distribution

Issue 1 (Published in April)

Innovations in marine power

Market analysis: Gas carriers and tankers
Fuel topics: Ammonia and LNG
Alternative & secondary propulsion: Waterjets, thrusters, air lubrication and wind-assisted propulsion
Driveline technology: Gearboxes, shafting, couplings & dampers, seals & bearings and propellers
Fleet management, remote and condition-based maintenance
Fuel testing
Carbon capture
Gensets

ITS 2026

Posidonia 2026

Issue 2 (Published August)

Driving energy efficiency

Market analysis: Container ships and bulkers
Fuel topics: Methanol and Hydrogen
Auxiliary systems
Automation & control
Compressors
Filters & separators
Marine environmental protection: Oily water separators, ballast water technology, grey water/black water technology
Energy-saving devices and technology: Air lubrication, shaft generators, rudders, propellers
Coatings

SMM 2026

IMPA 2026

Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cells Conference 2026

Issue 3 (Published October)

Cleaner fuels, smarter ships

Market analysis: Tugs, workboats and ferries
Fuel topic: Biofuels
Hybrid, electric and fuel cell technology
Fuel treatments and additives fuels systems
Emissions compliance technology: Carbon capture, scrubbers, EGR, SCRs
Engineroom safety
Turbochargers
Pumps
Spares supply

International Workboat Show 2026

Subject to change and/or amendment

Regular columns in every issue:

Comment – Expert opinion on an industry topic or trend
Briefing – Analysis of current regulations and their impact on vessel design, construction and operation.
On the Agenda – Interviews and insight from a leading vessel owner, operator, manager or regulator on topics ranging from decarbonisation to new technology to safety regulations.
On the horizon – Examination of emerging regulations and policies that will shape the future of maritime operations.
Shipbuilding Intelligence – Overview of recent shipbuilding contracts, with orderbook data and analysis, with input from leading shipbrokers and energy analysts.
Two-stroke Engines – Interviews with vessel owners, operators and managers and leading engine makers and licensees on the latest developments in two-stroke engine technology.
Four-stroke Engines – Interviews with vessel owners, operators and managers and leading engine makers and licensees on the latest developments in four-stroke engine technology.
Fuels & Lubricants – The latest generation vessel deliveries, exploring hull designs and equipment details.
Turbochargers – Air charge technology insights from leading OEMs.
Bunker Intelligence – Insight into existing and new fuels (ammonia, biofuels, hydrogen, LNG, and methanol), bunkering safety and infrastructure.
Power Talk – Expert commentary on regulatory, technology, policy and safety topics from industry thought leaders.

Print Advertising Rates

Full colour	x1 per year	x3 per year
Full page	£2,750	£2,450
Half page	£1,750	£1,600
Half page island	£2,100	£1,950
Quarter page	£1,200	£1,150
Front cover	£4,300
Inside front cover	£2,900
Back cover	£3,300