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Singapore has taken another step forward in its ambition to become one of the world’s leading maritime hubs, with the inauguration of its TUAS Port. The inauguration, which was carried out by PSA

As ships and maritime assets continue to get larger, the financial value and complexity of these assets increases.  As they increase, the role of a Special Casualty Representative (SCR) becomes

Global automation company ABB has strengthened its existing agreement with leading cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to accelerate the decarbonisation of the Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL)

Brookes Bell is delighted to have been named SME of the Year at the 2025 Mersey Maritime Industry Awards (MMIA), held at the iconic Liverpool Cathedral. Now in its 11th year, the MMIAs have become

Svitzer’s new TRAnsverse tug design has demonstrated significant performance and efficiency gains over older tug designs according to a new white paper released by the towage and marine services

We are pleased to announce the expansion of our Naval Architect team in Glasgow with the appointment of Dr Kaan Ilter, a renowned specialist in vessel design, hydrodynamics and structures. With more

The UK’s sale of five Type 26 frigates to Norway has secured a record £10–£13 billion export boost for British shipbuilding, but defence analysts warn that transferring hulls mid‑production could

Norwegian car carrier firm Wallenius Wilhelmsen has reached an agreement to take over the operations of Sweden’s Gothenburg port; the largest automotive-specific port in Scandinavia.  The deal

Global trade exceeded $35 trillion in 2025 for the first time, according to UNCTAD’s final global trade update of the year. This represents an increase of about $2.2 trillion, or around 7%, compared

An analysis conducted by BIMCO suggests that Argentina could be on track to boost grain exports by as much as 40% in 2024.  The analysis, prepared by BIMCO Shipping Analyst Filipe Gouveia,