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In January 2021, Brookes Bell opened The Lab, a high-end testing and inspection unit on the Wirral, near Liverpool. We talk to Matthew Calveley, the Laboratory Manager about his role managing this…

As vessels and ports become increasingly digitalised, it is crucial to note the increased risk of cyber-attacks within the maritime industry. With the increased prevalence of automation and…

Singapore Maritime Week brought together more than 10,000 professionals from across the maritime, logistics and energy sectors to Asia’s leading maritime hub in April to discuss issues surrounding…

One of Europe’s biggest names in inland shipping, HGK Shipping, has revealed plans to develop a novel liquefied ammonia and carbon dioxide (LCO2) carrier. On completion, the vessel will be the first…

The Port of Singapore is set to begin trials of ‘digital ship identities’ in applications as varied as port clearance and bunkering.  The trials are the result of the Maritime & Port…

We have recently recruited Dhaneshwar Nath as a Managing Marine Engineer in our Shanghai office.  Nath, with his extensive expertise and distinguished career spanning over two decades, further…

With more than 15 years of seagoing experience, including nearly a decade spent navigating the intricate world of chemical tankers, Monir Uddin, Brookes Bell’s latest Principal Marine Engineer based…

Electrical engineering multinational ABB has claimed the accolade of powering the world’s first ever hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht, the Feadship Breakthrough. The solution saw ABB integrating the…

The European Subsea Cables Association (ESCA) and the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) have issued a joint statement warning that regulatory barriers, a shortage of skilled…

The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has entered a two-year coalition partnership with Intercargo, the dry cargo shipowners’ association, to tackle the challenges of decarbonising…