SailPlan Comes Up With New Safety Maritime Technology

Maritime technology startup SailPlan has announced its launch and that it is building an intelligent navigation platform for ships. This platform  enables ship...

Norsepower Newbuild To Get Tilting ‘Rotor Sails’ for Emission Reduction

Norsepower has announced its first newbuild order for the installation of five tilting Rotor Sails onboard a large bulk carrier. The announcement follows...

ABS Analysis Reveals Possible Issues With BWMS Installation

Analysis from classification society ABS suggests that vessels up to 15 years of age are likely to be the oldest to install a...

High Ship Traffic in Arctic Coast, With One Exception

  It is mid-December and shipping along the Russian Arctic coast has almost come to a full halt. With one exception. In the Gulf...

Ports in UK Receive Less Funds, Supply Chain Disruption Ahead

Ports across the UK are set to receive less than half the funding requested from government for new Brexit checks next year, Yahoo...

Ocean Carriers Will Pay Higher Profits To Secure Chartered Tonnage

The major ocean carriers, expected to report huge profits for Q4, have “money to burn” and aim to outbid their smaller, less-profitable rivals, to...

Santa of the Seas Delivers ‘Christmas Cheer’ To Cruise Crew

Cruiseship crew locked down on vessels anchored off the UK coast received some festive cheer from Sailors' Society centre manager Simon Mobsby – dubbed...

Q3 Report on Shipping Stocks

This should not be surprising given the strength in consumer spending and e-commerce. It should not come as a shock that tanker and...

Seafarer Tops the Lloyd’s List of Top 100 People

Selecting a list of the most influential people in shipping is never an easy task. There will always be those who disagree with...

‘JIT’ Trial Reports 8-9% Fuel Savings By Cutting Vessel Idle Time

Port of Rotterdam, in their press release, recently undertook a desktop trial in “Just-In-Time” (JIT) ship operations, showing that emissions can be cut considerably. Cutting...