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Deutsche ReGas and Höegh-LNG have teamed up to develop what will be the world’s first floating import terminal for hydrogen at the port of Lubmin located on the Baltic Sea. At present Deutsche ReGas

Canada Steamship Lines (CSL) and BCI Minerals have announced their intention to develop an innovative, advanced transhipment vessel under a 21-year strategic partnership. The partnership will cover

The European Union’s crop monitoring service - MARS (Monitoring Agricultural Services) - has lowered its yield forecasts for much of Europe’s staple crops following a prolonged period of poor weather

Australia’s Pilbara Ports have achieved a record level of exports, with 758.3 million tonnes of exports passing through the region’s ports during the 2023-24 financial year. It marks the fifth

A new Jones Act compliant shipping firm has been launched in the U.S.. Crowley and SEACOR Holdings are the two companies behind the new venture which has been named Fairwater Holdings.  The new

A new report issued by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) suggests that more than 400 new hydrogen carriers will be required by 2050.  The report suggests that due to demand from heavy

The ‘digitalisation’ of the shipping industry continues apace, with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) signing a memorandum of understanding with Microsoft to collaborate on the

Coming from a background in hydrodynamics and complex offshore structures, Kieran Dodworth is Brookes Bell’s Director of Naval Architecture.  Kieran's journey began in the mid-1990s after

In recent years, vessel operators have increasingly turned their focus toward environmental sustainability given the increasing intensity of targets and regulations that are driving industry-wide

Whilst the concept of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) has been long known about in the power generation industry, it’s been a rather novel concept in shipping circles. But, a new trial at the