Q&A: Scrubbing emissions in shipping with Daphne Technology
They aren’t the most attractive elements of the global shipping industry, but they are becoming increasingly important to its future.…
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Andrew Tunnicliffe
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Digital seas: how Covid-19 could change the face of freight shipping
There have been many losers during this pandemic. It’s fair to say a plethora of global industries are, if not…
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The next generation: how technology is driving ship cadet training
Two-time US President Grover Cleveland once proclaimed that “in calm water, every ship has a good captain”. Today we know…
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Sink or swim: how decarbonisation will reshape shipping forever
Nations of the world have, in recent years, embarked on concerted efforts to meet the challenge of climate change. Those…
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Ballast water compliance: what you need to know
The International Maritime Organization (IMO)has warned that bio-invasions of the planet’s marine environment continue to increase at “an alarming rate”,…
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Ellen E-ferry: the world’s glimpse of the future of ferries
In 2015 the European Commission (EC) announced a project to build the world’s first fully-electric ferry, able to travel more…
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So long Sulphur emissions: navigating the new IMO regulations
Since the mid 2000s, the shipping industry has been required to meet standards on air pollution. However, the sector and…
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Using AI to navigate the tricky topic of ship navigation
Covering 70% of the earth’s surface, our oceans are arguably the biggest single facilitator of trade. However, it’s not just…