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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 […]

MARPOL Annex IV regulates the discharge of sewage from ships to prevent marine pollution. It applies to ships of 400 gross tonnage and above, or those carrying more than 15 passengers. […]

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 […]