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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

The wave of car carrier newbuilds continues with the news that Singapore-headquartered Eastern Pacific Shipping has signed a deal for 12 new car carriers with yards in China. Of the 12 newbuilds

Insurer Allianz Global hailed a record low level of shipping losses in 2022 when it released its annual Shipping and Safety Review earlier this year. However, while a year-on-year reduction of more

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

When the US passed its Inflation Reduction Act in mid-2022, it unlocked around  US$369 billion in incentives for green technology and energy.  Nearly two years later, the Act’s impact on

Industry trade group BIMCO has reported that newbuilding prices have reached a 16-year-high following a surge in orders in 2023. According to BIMCO analyst Niels Rasmussen, newbuilding prices have

Dynamic Positioning (DP) systems are a critical piece of marine technology for semi-submersible drilling rigs, ensuring precise positioning during offshore drilling operations.  However, the

Houston’s position in the world of energy, from oil and gas to the developing realm of renewables, means it has become a key area of operations for the maritime sector.  For Erik Oberlin,

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)

The Brookes Bell team recently embarked on a trip to Oslo to visit new and existing clients and hear the latest updates and challenges in the Norwegian maritime sector.  Holly Edwards, The Lab’s