On the Radar

A string of developments within the IMO means civilian nuclear shipping may be edging closer.

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

As sea surface temperatures gradually rise, surveyors are noticing dramatic changes in the mix of wildlife around UK coasts.

The UK’s net-zero ambitions rely heavily on offshore wind, but the country’s sometime sluggish planning consent system threatens to stall progress.

Wind-assisted propulsion systems are gaining traction as viable solutions for reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

The shipping industry recorded a historic low in total vessel losses in 2024, with just 27 large (100GT +) ships lost worldwide.

The term hybrid has come into common usage, but pre-WWII and in the 60s/70s, it was applied to various merchant ship and naval vessel designs.

The Norwegian tall ship Statsraad Lehmkuhl is making good progress as it continues its year-long voyage.

Measures are being taken to help reduce the number of fatalities around the globe.

Stena Line develop a new concept that promises to reduce energy usage by 20% or more.

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

Replicating the genuine article, artificial nesting structures are growing in popularity across the country.