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The bulk carrier sector is being reshaped by a combination of stringent new regulations and digital innovation. But these changes are not just about compliance; they are about enhancing safety, …

From a regulatory perspective, some key developments have been introduced or taken effect over the past year, all of which will serve to enhance the safety of bulk carrier operations. …

From Pulp Mills to Pre-Salt Brazil’s sheer size, long transport corridors, and wealth of natural resources have long positioned it as a heavyweight in the project cargo and heavy-lift markets. …

Ship traffic in shallow areas, such as ports, can trigger large methane emissions by just moving through the water. The researchers in a study, led by Chalmers University of Technology …

In a fast-evolving maritime industry, safety must remain a priority, says Knut-Ørbeck Nilssen, CEO, DNV Maritime. These are exciting and challenging times for the maritime industry. Although decarbo

Marine oil spills, caused by the accidental release from tankers, drilling rigs, wells, or the leakage of refined petroleum products and by-products, occur frequently, leading to contamination of ocea

Insights on core questions from Deltamarin’s Energy Team The introduction of FuelEU Maritime and the EU Emissions Trading System marks a turning point in how vessels are designed, operated and …

North Star, an offshore wind vessel operator, has become the first company worldwide to achieve Lloyd’s Register (LR)’s Cyber Resilience classification for its ships. The vessel operator met the Inte

Waterways are a vital transportation mode for any economic sector or even an entire nation’s economy. A country with well-built ports can easily keep up with international trade through imports …

By Colin Laughlan, West Coast Correspondent Vancouver- Canada’s maritime industry is leading the way in world-class information technologies, but its federally mandated Maritime Single Window is not