28 November 2024
Air Lubrication 101: A Comprehensive Introduction by QueSeas
Air lubrication system is an ever-growing technology for commercial shipping as a promising method to reduce ship hull resistance.
Nerd’s Choice
Our top picks for the most interesting and innovative news stories in the maritime industry, handpicked by our team of Ship Nerds.
Retrofit vs newbuild? 45% of ships today will not comply
Carbon regulations targeting older, less efficient ships. Is it wiser to retrofit an existing vessel to improve its ratings, or replace it with a newbuild?
Smart ships transforming the industry
While they are still more under the radar. It may be several decades before we see several self-navigating smart ships grace our oceans.
Thrusters: 3 ways to increase efficiency and savings
Learn the 3 ways that careful thrusters selection early in the design process can increase efficiency and reduce the total cost of ownership.
The Logistics of Port Operations: How advanced equipment drives global trade
Port operations have been essential to global trade for thousands of years. Learn how the complex logistical hubs facilitate container transport.
Is Retrofit a future-proof solution for your fleet?
As new sustainability and safety standards come into force around the world, ship owners must consider retrofit the swift and cost-efficient option.
How ships protect from marine pirates?
In recent years, marine pirates lead a well-organized criminal business that poses a problem for the shipping industry and seafarers.
EU Carbon Pricing: How to benefit from the new mechanisms
EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime can offer a significant advantage to owners and charterers understanding the incentives for carbon pricing.
Drug smuggling to hit a new record in 2023
Cocaine production has skyrocketed with an expected 35% at least increase in cocaine availability and drug smuggling in 2023.
Importance of SEEMP & Collaboration in Meeting CII Requirements
Shipowners should focus on SEEMP, and work in close collaboration with charterers, the industry may be off to a good start for the CII framework.