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Shi.E.L.D. develops modular design concept for transhippers
Shi.E.L.D. Services has developed the 'Modular Design' for transhippers, a modern design approach which features innovative solutions to reduce capex/opex costs and to increase safety on board. Luca Condini, Technical Director at Shi.E.L.D. Services explains more
Offering a digital alternative
Having delivered remote surveys since 2018, DNV GL is now seeing an increase in demand for applying this flexible approach to the annual ship survey
Securing seafarers' safety and wellbeing
In the age of Covid-19, with international travel restrictions lifted, Abu Dhabi Ports is working hard to help repatriate international seafarers
Two Firsts for Liebherr Maritime Cranes
First LHM 420 delivered to Argentina and also the first assembly carried out using Liebherr's new Remote Service App
Strength in adversity
Despite a global pandemic, trade wars and the impact of forest fires on the U.S. West Coast, the Port of Vancouver USA is set to complete its busiest year ever
Teesport Bulks Termina officially opens
As the planning processes for Brexit-related border infrastructure continues, the UK's ports are pressing ahead with opening new facilities
At the coal face
Coal will still be needed as an energy source for years to come, and so will be the necessary handling systems
Collaboration for expansion
HOPA, Niagara Mayors, and Niagara Centre MP have joined forces to advance a long-standing goal of local trade corridors
Ticking the boxes
Atomic batteries - an energy revolution for dry bulk shipping
Pandemic takes its toll on the Baltic
It comes as little surprise to learn that all major Baltic ports saw a reduction in cargo in the first seven months of 2020
Breakbulk operations plug a gap in the market
Breakbulk cargo is defined as general cargo of goods that do not fit in or utilize standard shipping containers or cargo bins
Cameron Mitchell
The Director of the Isle of Man Ship Registry explains the benefits of the registry
