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Maersk has achieved two firsts, with its first 16,200 TEU methanol-fuelled containership successfully completing its first ship-to-ship bunkering of green methanol in the South Korean port of

Vessel cranes have long faced a unique regulatory framework. Lifting appliances onboard commercial vessels, such as cranes, are not currently considered as equipment that needs to be classed by the

With a career spanning more than two decades, Michael Banning is one of Brookes Bell’s Managing Marine Engineers with a specialism in marine fuels and fuel analysis.  Michael’s journey began

Damen Shipyards Group has signed a contract with UK Dredging to build an innovative Shoalbuster 2711 Water Injection Dredger (WID). UK Dredging, which is part of Associated British Ports (ABP),

Major Latin American port operator SAAM Terminals has announced that it has cut 10,500 tons of CO2 emissions from its operations by sourcing its electricity from 100% renewable sources.  The

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

The rise of alternative fuels in the maritime industry continues apace, with Japanese shipping giant NYK announcing that 2024 will see the company conduct full-scale trials of biofuels. At present -

Last year, Brookes Bell opened its 8,000sq ft laboratory facility in Bidston, Wirral Nr Liverpool.  The brand new site contains advanced testing and inspection facilities, a modern laboratory,

We are very pleased to announce six new starters to the Liverpool office. Our new marine engineers, master mariners, paint coatings specialists and NDT technicians enhance our existing team and allow

One of Thailand’s largest port operators, Hutchinson Ports is boosting operations at its ‘Terminal D’ after receiving four remote controlled super post panamax quay cranes and eight remote controlled