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The balance of power
Volvo Penta has set 2021 as the deadline to introduce electric power to its marine customers
The sky's the limit
As VIGAN celebrates its 50th anniversary, the Belgian company reflects on its successes and a revolution in ship loading brought about by an in-depth, technical knowledge of aircraft engines
Vulica's energy efficiency solution
The American shipowner, Vulica Shipping has chosen WE Tech Solutions to provide an energy efficiency to its new 68000dwt self-unloader bulk carriers
Connecting the shipping community
New enhancements and sophisticated solutions by AXSMarine are helping ship brokers, operators and charterers worldwide to manage data, information and chartering business effectively and efficiently
GHG Emissions from ships
Solid bulk shipping is part of the problem and will contribute to the solution
A clean getaway
On a recent visit to the Southern Californian headquarters of Hold Cleaning Technologies LLC, IBJ discovered a technically experienced team offering a simple, but innovative solution to ship owners and operators
Bulk Terminal Zeeland
Dedicated customised cargo operations have led to continuous growth at BTZ during its first three years
Any old iron!
Scrap handling is set to grow which is good news for the terminals where it is consolidated, and equipment manufacturers
Expansion plans for Indian ports
The government-run ports in Chennai, Paradip and the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) in Mumbai are developing satellite ports as part of their expansion plans
LR's search for safetytech innovators
The Lloyd's Register Safety Accelerator innovation challenges offers trial funding and partnerships with leading marine and energy experts Kotug and Gassco
The material that holds the world together
Cement is the most commonly used building material worldwide and is continuously growing. Cement manufacturers are however faced with challenges: complying with ever stricter environmental regulations, in an industry with some of the highest carbon dioxide emissions
Gulf ports stronger than ever
Two years after the Panama Canal expansion ports in the Gulf of Mexico are continuing to perform strongly
Dry bulk's essential workhorses
Stackers and reclaimers are used in stockyards to stack minerals, ore and other granular raw materials in piles, and then redistribute them for processing and shipment.
Hopes remain high for Operation Phakisa
The operation was announced four years ago to promote maritime development of the 'Blue Economy'
Erol Sarikaya
The Chief Executive Officer of Newport Shipping describes some of the pioneering projects offered by the Group
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