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A Boston-based startup has unveiled a remarkable water-based, rechargeable battery that could match the performance of lithium-ion batteries at a fraction of the cost. The startup, Alsym Energy,

A brand new ISA designed and built superyacht, the Aria SF, has been destroyed by fire whilst cruising off the coast of Formentera in Spain. The fire comes only a month after the superyacht was

A new form of fully-automated sail technology that promises to reduce the emissions associated with shipping has received a £5m funding boost as part of a three-year Scottish Government-backed

The team at Brookes Bell celebrated a huge milestone for the business on Friday as Chief Technical Officer Ray Luukas, and Master Mariner Mark Keenor, each celebrated thirty years with the

The UK Government has announced a £43m funding boost which will be used to provide subsidies for the training of cadets and ratings. Seafarers who qualify as eligible for the subsidies will now get

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

The publishing of a whitepaper by insurance providers TT Club along with its fellow Thomas Miller managed business, UK P&I Club, and technical and scientific consultancy, Brookes Bell brings

Segregation is an important part of avoiding the contamination of chemical cargoes. In this article, Brookes Bell examines the details of segregation and the additional measures that are required to

Dr Bryan Ward is a Managing Scientist at Brookes Bell but describes his role as more like the “Columbo of fuel chemistry”. Bryan conducted a Masters in Computational Chemistry in 2010 at Heriot-Watt

In recent months Brookes Bell has seen a steady rise in clients commissioning in depth forensic tests on contaminated low sulphur fuel oil bunkers delivered in the Antwerp Rotterdam areas