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A lack of local and global regulations around the testing of portable electrical appliances on ships is in the spotlight following the third electrocution in a two-year period.

With the ambitious Port of Dover 2050 masterplan underway, we look at the potential impact of the changes.

GPS spoofing or jamming of the world’s largest vessels is posing a very-real risk, says Captain and IMarEST Fellow.

The ALL-DC-SHIPS project represents attempts to advance the electrification of maritime transport.

Insufficient knowledge of augmented, mixed and virtual reality, AI and computer modelling represent a serious skills gap according to academics, institutions and businesses.

We speak to Professor John Prousalidis, co-chair of IMarEST’s Marine Electrical Special Interest Group (MESIG), about the need for standards specific to marine electrical engineering.

Having been dormant since 2021, the Marine Electrical Control System Safety (MECSS) Special Interest Group (SIG) is starting back up as the Marine Electrical SIG (MESIG).

Owning and living on boats has never been more popular – but safety issues and owners’ inexperience are causing some concern.