DNV Energy Transition Outlook 2026 Report summary Executive summary DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2026 presents a most-likely forecast of how the global energy system may evolve to 2060. It is […]
A bow disappears into grey water. Spray climbs past the wheelhouse windows. For a moment, the horizon vanishes, and the ship seems to pause before lifting towards the next wave. […]
Behind every vessel that crosses an ocean, every offshore platform that extracts energy from the seabed, and every submarine that patrols the deep, there are highly trained engineers who transformed […]
Large yachts can reduce emissions most effectively when their owners and technical teams understand how energy is actually used on board. That understanding should guide efficiency improvements, machinery upgrades and […]
A practical overview of recent and upcoming SOLAS amendments, covering fire safety, emergency towing, pilot transfer arrangements, GMDSS, VDES and lifeboat drills. The International Convention for the Safety of Life […]
The maritime industry is facing a quiet but significant regulatory transition. As of the first radio survey on or after 1 January 2028, all VHF radiocommunication equipment required by SOLAS […]
The gangway is often the first and last thing a person encounters when boarding or leaving a ship. It is also, statistically, one of the most dangerous. Port State Control […]
Gas detection is one of the most critical safety barriers in maritime operations. Whether monitoring cargo holds, enclosed spaces, or machinery compartments, the ability to reliably detect flammable, toxic, or […]
Under the Paris Agreement, Parties are requested to prepare, communicate and maintain successive Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) they intend to achieve. The EU has set the target to reduce the […]
10/01/2026 The Engine Choice That Locks in Decades For shipowners today, choosing the type of engine means making decisions that will influence consumption and costs for decades to come. A […]
