Nature-integrated routing can deliver climate and biodiversity goals, without sacrificing operational performance. Amy McLellan reports on the latest paper from IMarEST’s Marine Mammal SIG
As shipping continues its decarbonisation journey, maritime batteries are gaining traction as a low-emission propulsion solution. But alongside growing interest comes increasing scrutiny of their safety challenges. Amy McLellan updates on the latest considerations of the Marine Electrical Special Interest Group about the safety of maritime batteries
With IMarEST’s History Society proving popular with members, former IMarEST President Martin Shaw tells Amy McLellan about some of the events from the past 100 years that have helped shape shipping today
AI isn’t replacing humans, it’s helping them make port operations and maintenance more efficient. Ibrahim Abd-Elrahman Hassan shares some case studies from the frontline
Beneath the waves off Florida, a retired aircraft carrier lies upright on the seabed. In Mexico, hundreds of silent human figures stand in formation as coral slowly claims their faces. In the North Sea, a ‘boulder barrier’ sits atop the Dogger Bank sandbank
As geopolitical tensions, climate pressures and digital risks reshape global shipping, the need for international collaboration has rarely been greater
Major global shipbuilding nations China, South Korea and Japan are expected to continue their market dominance, but the likes of India and United States are actively playing catch-up
While departing the Port of Singapore, Vox Maxima experienced a loss of electrical power, hit the stationary bunker tanker, Marine Honour, and leaked an estimated 400 tonnes of oil into the surrounding water.
