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In many ways, cranes represent the beating heart of your average cargo terminal. Handling hundreds of containers per day, the efficiency of crane operations (known as ‘crane rate’) can have an

The transition towards the use of shore power continues unabated with the news that MSC, Mediterranean Shipping Company, will be using shore power on its container vessels at the Port of

Data released by Greece’s Xclusiv Shipbrokers suggests that the current newbuild boom has resulted in a jump in the number of active shipyards over the past two years.  In terms of hard

The need for vessel fuel conversions and limited shipyard capacity could be on a collision course according to a new report issued by classification society ABS.  The sixth in an annual series,

The first all-electric ship assist tugboat in the U.S. - the eWolf - has been christened by Crowley at the Port of San Diego.  Designed by Crowley’s engineering services team and built by

Failure and casualty investigations are inherently a reactive specialist service to the maritime industry – one which Brookes Bell is renowned for its expertise.  When something goes wrong,

Brookes Bell is delighted to announce three significant promotions. Arron Jackaman: Director of NDT Arron Jackaman has ascended to the role of Director of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) at The

Arron Jackaman is at the forefront of bringing cutting-edge inspection and testing capabilities to the maritime industry.  As Director of Non-Destructive Testing Services at The Lab at Brookes

United European Car Carriers (UECC) - one of Europe’s leading short sea transport providers - has revealed the positive impact that biofuel use has had upon their operations. Following the rollout

China’s voracious appetite for coal appears to be nearly sated if an analysis by industry membership body BIMCO is correct.  Filipe Gouveia, an analyst at BIMCO points to an interesting change