Are Engineers at Risk from AI? A New Study Suggests it’s Complicated
While many fear that AI will replace engineers, the analysis reveals a more nuanced reality: AI is more likely to augment engineering roles by taking over certain tasks, while the jobs most at risk...
Damen and Folla Maritime Launch Joint Venture Damen Folla
Damen Shipyards Group and Folla Maritime have officially launched their new joint venture, Damen Folla, during the Aqua Nor exhibition in Trondheim.
The partnership combines Damen’s global scale and steel vessel expertise with...
Capesize Rates Holding Strong, But China’s Economy Poses a 5% GDP Risk
An uneventful fortnight in terms of cargo flow has reduced near-term activity, contributing to a decline in spot rate volatility.
Capesize Market and Outlook
Despite a recent quiet period, Capesize spot freight rates are holding at...
LNG Carrier Al Zuwair Delivered to QatarEnergy
The LNG carrier Al Zuwair was delivered on August 18 at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries’ Ulsan Shipyard for deployment under a time-charter with QatarEnergy.
The vessel is the third of 12 LNG carriers...
Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 Project Resumes Shipments Despite Sanctions
Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project has resumed shipments after months of inactivity, with tankers heading to Asia.
The project faces heavy US and EU sanctions, which have disrupted sales and forced reliance on...
International Regulations for Hazardous Materials on Marine Vessels
This notice outlines regulations and guidance for the management of hazardous materials on board ships, specifically focusing on Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) and fire-extinguishing media containing perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS). These rules apply to...
Sailing in the Shadows: The Problem of Fraudulent Ship Flags
A ship's flag is the symbol of its nationality and a sign of the country, known as the flag state, where it is officially registered. This flag is not merely for identification; it signifies...
The “Wait-and-See” Mentality: A Major Soft Barrier to eBL Adoption
While digital standards and legal frameworks are in place, only about 11% of bills of lading are electronic as of 2025. The goal is to reach 100% adoption by 2030, but progress is being...
Spontaneous Combustion of Soya Beans Sparks Fire at Anchor
The Swedish Club’s Casebook highlights a notable incident involving soya beans that self-ignited after several months at anchor. This case underscores the hidden risks of organic bulk cargoes when proper monitoring and ventilation are...
[Watch] Nuclear-Powered Cargo Ships: Possible?
In this video, Marine Insight explores the fascinating concept of nuclear-powered cargo ships. Could these innovative vessels revolutionize the maritime industry?
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