[ad_1] Shipowners know that long-term service is an essential consideration for selecting any vessel equipment, and ballast water treatment systems are no exception. Now that the IMO Ballast Water Management Convention is entering the enforcement phase, the importance of service is becoming even clearer. Even...
[ad_1] In January, energy giant and offshore wind leader Ørsted launched a children's book, Is This My Home?, and an online “universe” to make it easier for parents to talk to their children about climate change. The book takes a little girl on a journey...
[ad_1] It was way back in 1864 that a group of Norwegian insurance companies established Det Norske Veritas in Oslo to certify the safety of its growing merchant fleet and serve as a national alternative to foreign classification societies. Three years later, in Hamburg, a...
[ad_1] [By Anthony Bergin, David Brewster and Aakriti Bachhawat] In a new report, titled Ocean Horizons, we examine how Pacific island countries and Indian Ocean island states are managing and prioritizing their maritime security challenges. The Indo-Pacific islands face an intricate offshore tapestry: the pervasive maritime nature...
[ad_1] James J. White, the executive director of the Maryland Port Administration, has announced his resignation effective December 31. White led the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore's operations for 18 years as the port improved its national rankings, achieved record-setting growth and completed major...
[ad_1] Total and CMA CGM have signed an agreement for the supply of approximately 270,000 tonnes per year of LNG over 10 years. The LNG will be supplied by Total Marine Fuels Global Solutions for CMA CGM’s future 15,000-TEU container ships that will operate between Asia...
[ad_1] Tom Cox from The Maritime Executive spoke with Nabil Ben Soussia from IEC Telecom at the Europort exhibition in Rotterdam last week. Tell us about IEC’s new OneGate and what you are offering to the maritime market? IEC Telecom has many years’ experience in satellite communications...
[ad_1] A report from Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, has mapped the critical research steps Australia must take to realize a hydrogen industry it says is potentially worth A$11 billion ($7.5 billion) a year by 2050. The report Hydrogen Research Development & Demonstration (RD&D): Priorities and...
[ad_1] The Antarctic Treaty, signed in Washington on December 1, 1959, enshrines Antarctica as a place of peace, science and international cooperation. During the first half of the 20th century, a series of territorial claims were made to parts of Antarctica creating political tension. These tensions...
[ad_1] South Korea and Japan have agreed to discuss their on-going trade war in December. The decision follows a meeting in Seoul between trade officials from the two nations. South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said in a statement: "During the December meeting, the...
