The Convention needs broader ratification to be effective in addressing complex court-ordered ship sales, write Philip Rymer and Roberto Peroni, Transportation Industry Group lawyers at Reed Smith
As the world’s largest bunkering hub and container transhipment centre, Singapore is at the epicentre of shipping’s efforts to lower CO2 and GHG emissions
Electrifying coastal vessels can play a key role in lowering fuel consumption, improving efficiency and cutting CO2 emissions, writes ABB, Mobile e-Power, global sales manager, Luciano Santos
WFW’s Valentina Keys discusses how the EU’s Sustainable Transport Investment Plan reaffirms the European Commission’s commitment to supporting maritime decarbonisation
VLCC deliveries, sanctions shifts, a potential Russia–Ukraine peace deal and tighter EU climate rules could redraw crude and product tanker earnings in 2026
A tanker operator approached Seaber with a challenge that resonates across the maritime industry: their voyage planning and fleet optimization processes were entirely VMS and spreadsheet-based, like for many shipowners and charterers in the bulk, tanker and breakbulk industry.
Developments in LEO, S-100, quantum computing, 6G and autonomous vessels are among the major technological advances slated for the 2020s that will shape the long-term future of the maritime industry
Port of Aberdeen CEO Bob Sanguinetti calls for government to create a stable, supportive environment for oil and gas and work to accelerate slow-developing offshore wind
Two decades after the first commercial oil discovery in its pre-salt region, Brazil is once again emerging as a land of opportunity for offshore support vessel owners
Electric-powered tugs are coming to towage markets worldwide, but if they are to be classed as strategic maritime assets in ports, they need back-up generators to ensure they are available for ship towage