With the new IBC 2021, a new rule was set up to prevent so-called persistent floaters from causing pollution on the beaches of the North and Baltic S...
With the new IBC 2021, a new rule was set up to prevent so-called persistent floaters from causing pollution on the beaches of the North and Baltic S...
With ballast water regulations maturing and shipping shifting its focus to operational compliance, the critical role of strong and robust filters within ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) is more prominent. Filtersafe head of marine Mark Riggio explains why
The recent ship recycling webinar week hosted by Riviera Maritime Media triggered a thought-provoking debate on the best way to increase the wider adoption of more responsible and sustainable ship recycling practices globally
10 Feb 2021by Alon Carmel, Carl Gustav Gordon and Quentin Potts
On 8 February 2021, the results were announced of the UK’s Round 4 offshore wind seabed auctions. The results are seismic and will have wide-reaching implications for the offshore wind industry both in the UK and globally
The start of 2021 will be remembered by large tanker owner and operators as the first step on the pathway from carbon transition fuel, LNG, to a zero-carbon future
While the Lunar New Year will provide the container industry with some breathing space, it won’t fundamentally change the port congestion picture, writes MSI senior analyst Daniel Richards
In 2020, while the shipping industry was responding to the major challenge of the humanitarian crisis faced by seafarers as a result of the impact on crew changes of the Covid-19 pandemic, a major milestone was achieved at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) on shipping’s decarbonisation front
Proposed changes to VIDA requirements, which could see clauses in the existing document being removed, may have far-reaching environmental consequences
Swedish industrial power supply company KraftPowercon’s product manager Göran Stenmark considers the pros and cons of UV radiation, electrochlorination and chemical injection ballast water treatment systems
Not surprisingly, capex spending for container shipping lines has been trending downwards this year, with the pandemic and global trade wars weighing heavily on many minds
Campbell Johnston Clark director Andrew Gray examines the recent proliferation of container ship fires, considering the causes, impact and urgent efforts being made to solve this seemingly intractable problem
With cruise ships being grounded and dismantled at shipbreaking facilities in Turkey, the CDC has offered a lifeline in the form of the Framework for Conditional Sailing Order
Opportune LLP’s process & technology group directors James Morgan and James (Jay) Campbell assess the impact of the latest attempt to hasten decarbonisation through a potential carbon levy
The regulator has changed its position by considering extensions to AMS-installed vessels that are near the end of the acceptance period, but challenges remain for owners seeking compliance, writes ABS Advisory Services senior engineer Evon Li
Riviera’s Marine Propulsion Webinar Week gives vital insights into cutting-edge design and technology driving safe, green, efficient and commercially viable vessel operations. Each 45-minute webinar features a panel of maritime professionals expert in their chosen fields.
A two-day programme that delivers insight into the latest innovations in hybrid, hydrogen fuel cell and electric technologies and how they can provide significant reductions in fuel consumption, maintenance costs and emissions.
Riviera’s Vessel Optimisation Webinar Week delivers vital insights into maximising voyage and vessel efficiency. Each 45-minute webinar features a panel of maritime professionals expert in their chosen field.
Beginning Monday 8 March, we will be holding a series of daily webinars, each meticulously researched and organised in response to the ever-growing need to find compliant, efficient and reliable propulsion solutions.