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Accession to the 2012 Cape Town Agreement (CTA) by the Republic of Korea has moved the IMO global fishing safety initiative a step closer

Looking to align on port design, standardisation, and best operational practices, Britain joins France and Ireland

Replacing or complementing conventional engines with high-capacity batteries can offer ‘significant emissions reductions’.

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.

In offshore renewable energy systems, hydrodynamic characterisation is key for reliability and safety

AI is reshaping the maritime industry, enabling smarter, safer, and more sustainable operations

There appears to be cautious enthusiasm for AI in the maritime sector, although over a third of respondents from a recent survey had directly experienced issues.

A recent report revealed 90% of deficiencies are concentrated across four areas, but ballast water exchange not one of them.

The world’s largest coral reef system may have thrived off Australia’s east coast for thousands of years, but its future is looking less bright.

In 2024, two stevedores lost consciousness and collapsed inside a cargo hold, with one subsequently losing their life. The incident led BIMCO to warn of the hazards associated with transporting palm kernel shells.

Mediterranean Sea named emission control area in effort to combat air pollution and impact on human health

Introducing the salinity-tank approach, and how ballast water regulation compliance was achieved