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Building Resilience

By Craig Eason

December 26, 2018

A recent story in Wired, a popular technology magazine, makes for uncomfortable reading for any employee at AP Møller Maersk, the Danish shipping conglomerate. The article lays bare, and in detail, th...

The Digital Deck

By Wendy Laursen

December 26, 2018

Machinery manufacturers are demonstrating that reducing the shipping industry's carbon emissions is not just a mandate for engine makers. At SMM 2018, Michel van Roozendaal, President of cargo and...

Superyacht Owners Seek Performance and Sustainability

By Thomas Hackman

December 26, 2018

While superyachts have a reputation for competing on design and scale, more owners are choosing efficient and environmentally-sustainable technologies. Superyacht owners often prefer to keep the de...

Finding More Ways to Capitalize on Digitalization

By Derek Novak

December 26, 2018

The adoption of “smart” technology – for both equipment and systems – will escalate across the maritime sector in 2019, even if the verifiable benefits of the projects that start this year will take l...

Twelve Months to D-Day: Is the Industry Ready for the Sulfur Cap?

By David Atkinson

December 26, 2018

As we head into 2019, the sulfur cap regulation remains top of the agenda for shipowners and operators. Effective enforcement of the regulation continues to be a daunting challenge for shipowners and...

Captured Ukrainian Sailors Lose Court Appeal

By The Maritime Executive

December 26, 2018

An appeals court in Russian-occupied Crimea has decided that five Ukrainian Navy sailors captured by Russian forces in late November will not be released. Their imprisonment will continue until Januar...

Ocean Acidification Could Promote Toxic Algae Blooms

By Gemini News

December 26, 2018

If carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere and in the ocean continue to rise, this could fuel the mass development of toxic algae, with far-reaching consequences for the pelagic food web, an i...

Watch: Living Onboard the Hebron Offshore Platform

By The Maritime Executive

December 26, 2018

ExxonMobil has released a video showing what it is like to live and work on one of the world's largest offshore platforms, Hebron, located off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Hebron pro...

Japan Leaves International Whaling Commission: What Next?

By The Maritime Executive

December 26, 2018

Following media speculation last week, the Government of Japan has confirmed that it is leaving the International Whaling Commission (IWC). It will cease whaling in the Southern Ocean but continue wit...

Russia Tests Nuclear-Powered Long Range Torpedo

By The Maritime Executive

December 26, 2018

On Christmas Day, the Russian Navy announced a new round of testing for its new nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed submarine drone, the Poseidon. The experimental device has reportedly been fitted with a...

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