Can drones help implement IMO 2020?
03/02/2020
With the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) 2020 regulations now in effect there are now numerous questions on how best to regulate
With the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) 2020 regulations now in effect there are now numerous questions on how best to regulate
Port Technology International’s first e-Journal of 2020 explores the topic of sustainability in ports. Climate change is set to be a
The environment has become a significant risk to the world economy, according to the Global Risk Report by the World Economic
The Standard Club, a specialist maritime insurer, has received reports that since January 1st, 2020 there have been two separate ships
With the introduction of a global regulation on the sulphur (SOx) content of ship’s fuel to be introduced on 1 January
An air quality sensor has been installed on Splitsingsdam at the Port of Rotterdam’s Maas Entrance to check Sulphur emissions from
With IMO 2020 on less than a month away the UK P&I Club has commented on the unique challenges the initiative
Following 2019 trials of biofuel blends, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) will now use 30% blends in its vessels on a routine
DNV GL’s recently released “Technology Outlooks 2030” takes a deep dive into some of the hottest tech topics of our time
Port Technology International’s penultimate e-Journal for 2019, edition 91, looks at the future of shipping as the industry approaches a new
With the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) emission reduction approach on the horizon, vessel data analysis will prove key to enabling the
Digital freight forwarder iContainers has warned of an increased number of risks to the growth in the maritime sector, namely the
