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It is often claimed that big data analytics and artificial intelligence improve our factual base for supply chain and logistics decision-making. Analy...

(Article originally published in May/June 2023 edition.)Dating back to the 1760s in London, classification societies, or "class," can be traced to the...

(Article originally published in May/June 2023 edition.)Dating back to the 1760s in London, classification societies, or "class," can be traced to the...

Despite a steady increase in port state control detention rates following the pandemic in all regions, INTERCARGO-entered vessels consistently outdid...

Ship 'classification societies' have existed for over 250 years. 'Class rules' classify ships and marine vessels according to the soun...

In the 3rd century BC, Rhodian seafarers sailing the wine-dark waters of the Mediterranean established the foundations of maritime law. Regulating eve...

Global Energy Ventures has reached a key milestone the development of its GH2 hydrogen carrier with the design package 70% complete and set for delivery...

[By:Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore] The 16th edition of Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) 2...

Quadrise Fuels International continues to progress its pipeline of exciting projects

Image courtesy Inmarsat Ship data consumption is booming, and as digitalization and data trends increasingly drive the maritime world, Inmarsat celebrated a pair of milestones, hitting the 10,000 vessel mark on Fleet Xpress installations and launching its "Fleet Data Academy." Traffic Doubles According to Inmarsat, the growth in Fleet Xpress now includes the world’s leading container ship and tanker owners, such as MOL, K-Line and Hapag-Lloyd, offshore support giants like Bourbon, Tidewater a...