Recognizing the need for climate action, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) adapted a new strategy in 2023 to incorporate a net-zero emissions goal for all vessels by or around 2050. “With a lifetime of 20-30 years for a vessel built…
New research from SRI, the international pan-industry body researching maritime and seafarers’ law, concludes that the Maritime Labour Convention is not being strictly and evenly enforced on a global basis. The findings identify substantial achievements in the enforcement of the…
Key transhipment ports, such as Singapore, have witnessed a sharp rise in congestion due to the impact of Red Sea carrier service diversions, which have led to fewer vessel calls but larger average exchanges. This has added to yard congestion.…
The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) was especially pleased to take part in the Posidonia Conference and Exhibition this year as it coincided with the 10th Anniversary of the opening of its Greek office in 2014. At the time, it was…
Are carrier services getting more predictable? In a volatile, under-supplied market, it is a nice feeling when you perceive that things start to look better. Based on Drewry data, we are reaching this stage: carriers are adding new services or…
Cyprus Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis has recognised the significant contributions of maritime agents to Cypriot shipping during an official dinner held by the Cyprus Shipping Association. According to a statement by the association released on Tuesday, the Deputy…
For the fourth consecutive year, Danish shipping has reached the top of the international safety list. Danish-flagged ships are at the forefront in complying with international regulations on safety, environment, and working conditions on board. When the Danish flag flies…
Norwegian state-owned Enova has awarded NOK 300 million in innovation funding to Maris Fiducia Norway AS, with HAV Hydrogen and Norwegian Hydrogen as subcontractors, to develop, build and operate five hydrogen-powered dry-bulk vessels. The NOK 300 million grant is awarded…
Swedish water treatment firm SurfCleaner has entered into a global partnership with maritime pollution mapping specialist Eyesea to minimise the effects of nearshore oil spills. Non-profit organisation Eyesea is on a mission to map global, analyse, and support the recovery…
Lotte and Hanwha are facing protests from small and medium-sized shipping companies in Korea over their plans to operate their own ships to transport alternative fuels by sea, according to industry officials, Monday. The Korea Shipowners’ Association (KSA) expressed concerns…