Ship Management International

On 17 July 2026, the European Commission proposed a targeted revision of the EU Emissions Trading System to strengthen European industrial competitiveness and support delivery of the EU’s 2040 climate …

A new study by EY Greece has warned that shipping’s transition to net zero will be uneven and capital intensive, constrained by factors including alternative fuel availability, infrastructure, shipyard capacity, …

Dualog has launched Workspace, a secure collaboration platform designed specifically for the operational realities of shipping. The platform brings seafarers and shore-based teams into a single, identity-secured environment, providing an …

Sallaum Lines is pleased to announce the signing of a new shipbuilding contract with China Merchants Shipyard for the construction of one + one additional 8,600 CEU Pure Car and …

Silverstream has surpassed 160 vessel installations of its market-leading air lubrication technology, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of Energy Efficiency Technologies (EETs) across the global maritime industry. This …

IRClass Academy, the training arm of Indian Register of Shipping, successfully conducted an intensive three-day Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) training program in Mauritius for professionals from the country's port …

Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (The Decarb Hub) has called for a standardised approach to the design and assessment of Safe Havens on ammonia-fuelled vessels, highlighting that inconsistent interpretations of …

Dry bulk carriers entered with INTERCARGO continue to demonstrate stronger performance than the global fleet average on safety and compliance, according to the Association's 17th edition Benchmarking Report. The report …

Jamaica’s seafarer training expertise is helping to shape the overhaul of global rules governing the maritime workforce, IMO Secretary-General Mr Arsenio Dominguez has said during an official visit to the …

Germany’s CM Technologies (CMT) has introduced a compact Pressure Drop Test Instrument (PDTI) designed to identify cylinder pressure leaks before the result in increased fuel consumption, costly repairs and ship …

ClassNK has released the ‘Guidelines for Additional Fire-fighting Measures for Container Carrier (Edition 2.0).’ The guidelines provide criteria for evaluating additional fire-fighting measures implemented on container carriers beyond the mandatory …

The Nautical Institute is calling on seafarers and maritime professionals around the world to share their experiences of how technology is changing working life at sea and ashore. The global …

Bulk carrier owners are investing in corrosion protection for cargo hold tank tops as a cost-effective way of avoiding steel replacement work during drydocking and reducing long-term maintenance costs. German …

The Britannia Group reports a satisfactory set of results for the year showing a profit of USD60.9m. This reflects a reduction in large claims that improved the underwriting loss to …

London has strengthened its position as the world's leading centre for maritime dispute resolution, while Singapore and Hong Kong continue to reinforce their status as the leading Asian arbitration hubs, …

The global ship recycling industry must now focus on ensuring that responsible recycling standards are implemented consistently across all markets while creating a clearer and more aligned regulatory framework for …

ScanReach is set to play an even greater role in supporting the future of the UK's renewable energy sector after its Sales Manager, Henry McCann, was selected as one of …

Specialist marine and shipping solutions provider James Fisher and Sons plc (James Fisher) has marked another milestone in its Fleet of the Future investment programme with the naming of ‘Orca …

Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) congratulates the crew of Indian Army Sailing Vessel ‘IASV Triveni’ on the successful completion of the historic Samudra Pradakshina expedition. The expedition was undertaken by …

Senior maritime leaders from across Latin America have gathered in Guatemala City, Guatemala this week (27-29 July), for the First Joint Meeting of Directors and Heads of Maritime Administrations of …

AVS Global Ship Supply is calling for greater recognition of the role ship supply companies play in advancing sustainability across the maritime sector, as the company highlights the growing importance …

Pilbara Ports, which includes iron ore export hub Port Hedland, has delivered another record-breaking year of trade, reinforcing its position as the world’s largest bulk export port and its critical …

ABS has awarded Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) and Conrad Shipyard approval in principle (AIP) for the basic design of a 12,000 cubic metre LNG bunkering articulated tug-barge (ATB) intended for …

Geopolitical disruption, decarbonisation, crew shortages, cyber risk and rising operating costs are changing the skills required of ship managers, Irene Rosberg, Blue MBA Programme Director at Copenhagen Business School, has …

CMA CGM Group has published its Q2 results, showing that transported volumes in maritime reached 6.3 million TEUs, up 6% compared with the second quarter of 2025, driven by strong …

In response to what it calls a recent increase in attacks on merchant vessels, alongside a noticeable shift towards the direct targeting of commercial shipping, dry bulk shipowners’ body INTERCARGO …

DSG (Diversity Study Group) has announced it will officially launch its new 'Resilience in Action' tool at its 5th Annual DEI in Maritime Conference, taking place from Wednesday to Thursday, …

Mintra, a leading provider of digital learning and workforce management solutions for safety-critical industries, has launched two new interactive online training courses designed to help organisations and employees prepare for …

Baltic Container Terminal (BCT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.’s (ICTSI) operation at the Port of Gdynia, Poland, successfully handled the inaugural call of ‘MSC Venice’ – the largest and longest …

Lloyd’s Register (LR) is collaborating with ArcelorMittal to create a Global Operating Model that sets a consistent group-wide standard for dry bulk terminal operations across its international port portfolio. The …

The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) is aware of recent reports highlighting operational issues observed in connection with certain residual marine fuels containing components which may indicate the presence of …

The number of vessels transiting the Bab El Mandeb (heading to / from the Red Sea) averaged 31 vessels per day across 25-26thJuly, down by ~50% versus the Q2 average …

Former Stella Maris trustee succeeds Capt. Esteban Pacha PhD, who steps down after eight years as Chair and becomes Ambassador for the charity IACS Secretary General Robert Ashdown has been …

West P&I has been assigned a Financial Strength Rating of A- by Standard and Poor’s. The outlook assigned to the rating is stable. Standard and Poor’s commented on West’s improved …

The Nautical Institute has launched a global competition asking maritime students and cadets to demonstrate their understanding of pilot transfer safety. The competition has the support of the International Maritime …

ISSPL Limited - formerly known as ‘IRClass Systems and Solutions Limited’ and ‘IRClass Systems and Solutions Private Limited’ - a provider of testing, third-party inspection and certification and related technical …

In a significant step forward for the UK maritime industry, ferries and cruise ships are now plugging into Portsmouth International Port's shore power system, as it strives to become the …

The Board of Noatum CSM has announced the appointment of Xanthos Kyriacou (pictured) as Chief Executive Officer of NoatumCSM, the Dubai-based joint venture between AD Ports Group and Columbia Group. …

As Red Sea hostilities continue to force widespread maritime diversions around the Cape of Good Hope, leading bunker company Peninsula is warning of a "perfect storm" for global tanker operators. …

The Saint Kitts and Nevis International Ship Registry (SKANReg) expresses its profound concern regarding three separate security incidents involving merchant vessels operating in the Black Sea region during July 2026. …

MSC is pleased to introduce the Afungi Shuttle, a new maritime service connecting Afungi, Mozambique, with dedicated feeder connections from Nacala and Maputo. Developed to support growing economic activity in …

The Port of San Diego has selected PortXchange's EmissionInsider to support as its newest Blue Economy Incubator (BEI) pilot project, in hopes of helping advance the Port’s ambitious decarbonisation goals …

Hutchison Ports BEST this week officially inaugurated the new Navarra Intermodal Terminal (TIN), a strategic infrastructure project for the economic and logistics development of the Foral Community of Navarra. The …

ABS joined leading Korean and U.S. research institutions in signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to advance technical innovation and collaboration across the shipbuilding and maritime sectors as part of …

The maritime industry must look beyond revised training content and additional onboard checks if it is serious about stopping enclosed space deaths at sea, according to leading maritime training provider …

Total throughput at the port of Rotterdam rose by 0.4% in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period last year. This brought total throughput to 212.0 million …

Panama and China this week renewed a maritime agreement whereby Panama-flagged ships enjoy favourable terms when calling Chinese ports. Under the agreement, which was due to end this year, Panamanian-flagged …

The Nautical Institute has called on the international maritime community to ensure seafarer safety and welfare remain a shared priority as vessels continue to operate in areas affected by heightened …

IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez has issued the following statement:, saying: “I unequivocally condemn the latest reported attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea area . These attacks are indefensible. …

Anemoi Marine Technologies Ltd (Anemoi) has been awarded design assessment certificates from classification society Bureau Veritas covering several versions of its Rotor Sail wind-assisted propulsion technology, further reinforcing the company's …