ECSA Urges Rapid Conclusion of Brexit Negotiations

ECSA has expressed concern for the looming end of the UK’s Brexit negotiations and has called for all parties to avoid a no...

Corona Free Nation Bans Cruise Ships As New COVID19 Cases Emerge

New Zealand extended a ban on cruise ships arriving in the country. It also tightened measures for visitors to exit quarantine. Cargo vessels...

Constructive Dialogue Needed To Resolve Crew Change Crisis, Says Maersk

In a major development, A.P. Moeller-Maersk (Maersk) has urged governments to “engage in a constructive dialogue” to solve the crew changeover crisis, report the...

Existing Ships Will Swallow Up Shipping’s Emission Control Budget

A shipping industry focused study showed how the existing ships are a caused of concern for emission controls researchers stressed on the need...

[Watch] Young Man’s Vlog Shows How The Post COVID19 World Should Look Like

  The COVID19 pandemic is changing the world like never before. It's changing our habits and premonitions, we are steering into a new future. The...

Tracking the Most Promising COVID19 Vaccines in the World

More than 140 companies and universities are preparing covid19 vaccines a variety of vaccine solution including BCG repurposed vaccines and new vaccines like...

Chinese Shipyard Signs Ship Building Project

Finnish ship design company Deltamarin announced on Tuesday that it has signed a contract with China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) Co., Ltd (CMJL)...

DNV GL Launches Artificial Intelligence Research Program

DNV GL launches AI team for the betterment of the customers in all industries. The AI is likely to build intelligent solutions, apply...

Global Trade Crisis Looms As Crew Change Crisis Deepens

Watching the growing threat to global trade from the stranded-crew crisis is like watching a train wreck in slow motion — and the...

Lesser Blank-sailings in Trans-Pacific Implies Positive Trend in Q3

Fewer trans-Pacific sailings will be “blanked” (canceled) in the third quarter — potentially many fewer — as U.S. importers recuperate from the first...