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Dr Kieran Dodworth, Brookes Bell’s Director of Naval Architecture moderated a panel discussion at the recent Marine Claims conference held in Edinburgh at the end of September. The discussion which

The fortunes of the container shipping sector can best be described as mixed.  From an earnings perspective, the market is riding high and carriers are experiencing profit margins they could

Brookes Bell has long held a reputation for being the ‘go to’ firm for casualty investigation. Our Master Mariners have direct command experience of handling a diverse range of ships and are

The TS Queen Mary was launched in 1933.  She was the largest, most luxurious steamship built to serve Glasgow and the west of Scotland, measuring 871 gross registered tons, powered by three

The age of battery-powered shipping has taken a step closer to reality this week with the announcement that China’s Cosco Shipping is to build and operate two 700 TEU electric containerships on the

Construction has begun on a new seaport in the Kampot province of Cambodia, following a $1.5 billion investment from the private sector. The multipurpose port will complement the existing port of

A new economic study has revealed the sizable contribution that the maritime industry makes to the UK, with an economic impact of £116bn each year; more than the rail and aviation industries

The case for alternative marine fuels has taken another step forward, with South Korea’s HMM (formerly known as Hyundai Merchant Marine) placing an order for nine methanol-fuelled

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