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Fire pumps on ships are essential components of a ship’s firefighting system, designed to assist the crew in combating emergency fire situations. These pumps, commonly referred to as Marine FiFi […]

The world’s largest liner MSC, has published its MSC’s 2022 Sustainability Report this week setting a clear goal of complete net decarbonisation by 2050, without relying on external offsetting. The liner’s focus […]

At the 23rd Ministerial conference of the parties (COP 23) of the Barcelona Convention taking place in Portoroz (Slovenia, 4-8 December 2023), the contracting parties to the convention agreed on several […]

The management of sludge and bilge water aboard ships is a critical aspect of maritime operations, governed by stringent international regulations to prevent pollution. This article delves into the production, […]

In the not-too-distant future, there will be a trend towards the production of green hydrogen from renewable energy obtained by electrolysis. In this area, RINA is committed to enabling new […]

Regulations for the prevention of pollution by sewage are contained in MARPOL Annex IV. Sewage – the problem The discharge of raw sewage into the sea can create a health […]

The Port of Genoa, known as Porto di Genova in Italian, stands as a monumental gateway to the Mediterranean Sea. With deep historical roots that trace back to around 1000 […]

Starting from Monday 26 June, Eco Catania and Eco Malta will regularly operate the line dedicated to the transport of rolling freight between Italy and Greece, dramatically reducing its environmental […]

Freeboard on ships is an essential aspect of naval architecture, directly related to vessel safety. The concept of freeboard refers to the vertical distance from the waterline to the upper […]

A Search and Rescue Transponder (SART) is a critical safety device used in maritime search and rescue operations. It is designed to respond to signals from search radar, emitting a […]