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A blaze aboard the freighter Altay at Hull’s Albert Dock in June 2025 has once again highlighted the dangers posed to shipping, port facilities and public health by scrap-related fires. Scrap metal

Nick Chapman and Daniel Millett of Brookes Bell teamed up with West of England to participate in the annual Marine Challenge Cup 5-a-side competition in London on 7th July 2016. The competition was

Shipping giant Maersk has signed up to a study that will investigate the feasibility of creating a nuclear-powered container ship.  The study is being conducted by Lloyd’s Register in

Amidst all the fantastic commercial developments in the Liverpool City Region in recent years, Martins Building on Water Street is being redeveloped into a 5-star hotel, with all tenants having to

Industry body SEA-LNG has issued a new forecast which suggests that ‘methane slip’ - the inadvertent release of gaseous methane into the atmosphere - will be eliminated from LNG engine technologies

Brookes Bell Group, is delighted to have won the SME Business of the Year Award 2016 at the Mersey Maritime Industry Awards ceremony held in March. This is the second consecutive year that Brookes

A coalition of companies led by Safetytech Accelerator has recently completed three feasibility studies as part of its ‘Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII). The results of the

China’s transition away from coal continues at pace, with major shipping body BIMCO suggesting that coal shipments to China will fall by approximately 15% year-on-year in the first quarter of

Major defence contractor Babcock has been awarded a three-year contract to prepare for the first nuclear defuelling of a decommissioned Trafalgar Class submarine in over 20 years. The operations are

Peruse any maritime news website, and you’re bound to encounter myriad articles about methanol being a future fuel for the maritime industry. However, according to new research, just 10 sites