Thirty years after the West stopped building reactors, the countries that kept going are winning. Shipping is paying attention. By George Pangalos* The atom is back in the boardroom For…
2 November 2026 JOIN US FOR LONDON SHIP FINANCE FORUM Maritime London is pleased to invite you to attend its 2nd London Ship Finance Forum, which will be held on…
From early feasibility study and risk-based design to newbuilding supervision, crew readiness and technical management, Anglo-Eastern drew on its extensive expertise to support the development of Mineral Europa, the world’s…
Piraeus, 2 October 2026: Maritime decarbonization will depend on the industry’s ability to verify performance, understand economics and scale solutions based on operational experience, according to participants at DNV’s 2nd…
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With bunker prices having increased by 76% since the US war on Iran, together with an ageing fleet operating longer voyages as ships navigate around conflict zones, shipmanagers and crews…
To mark Ocean week, we would like to invite you to an online event called Less Fuel, Better Shipping : Rethinking Maritime Decarbonisation. This event seeks to explore a broader…
Ethanol is gaining momentum as shipping explores new pathways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In this Maritime Impact article, DNV examines why interest in ethanol is growing, drawing on insights…
CORE POWER joined government, regulatory and industry representatives in Vienna this week for the 70th IAEA General Conference. Across the opening days of the conference, maritime nuclear featured prominently in…