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Nestled along the shores of the South China Sea, the Port of Singapore serves as a cornerstone of the region's trade ecosystem, facilitating seamless connections between maritime hubs worldwide.…

The global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is expected to rise over the coming years, driven by global energy transition strategies, major industrial coal-to-gas switching in China and an…

The CEOs of leading shipping lines MSC, Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd, CGM, and Wallenius Wilhelmsen have issued a joint declaration calling for an ‘end date’ for fossil-fuel only powered newbuilds.  The…

Archipelago Yachts and Chartwell Marine have completed the design for the world’s first zero-carbon, methanol-powered leisure vessel the Archipelago zero.63.  Archipelago zero.63 boasts a…

A new report issued by the World Economic Forum and Boston Consulting Group (BGC) has found that 95% of supply-side projects to produce zero emission fuels in maritime shipping are still at the…

The global salvage and wreck community converged in London in early December for this year’s Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck conference. Members of the Brookes Bell team joined P&I Clubs,…

Brookes Bell is pleased to welcome Rajeev Tiwari to the team in Singapore as the company continues to onboard experienced talent to serve the Asia region. He joins Brookes Bell as a Marine Engineer…

Sitting proudly on the coast of the Irish Sea, the Port of Liverpool stands as a blueprint for how success, drive and ambition is crucial to developing world-class trade facilities and connecting…

Animals and people alike can come to harm if struck by a traditional propeller. However, such incidents could be a thing of the past if a novel new ‘liquid magnet’ propeller can be scaled and…

If there’s one thing the maritime industry can’t do without, it’s bunker fuel. It’s what powers the world’s shipping fleet and helps convey 90% of traded goods across the world’s oceans. But, what…