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Rushdie Rasheed

 Rushdie Rasheed

Rushdie Rasheed Curriculum Vitae Rushdie is a Marine Engineer with a First Class Certificate of Competency (Motor), HND in Marine Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Marine and Offshore…

Sam Clarke

 Sam Clarke

Sam Clarke Curriculum Vitae An earth scientist by background, Sam has experience with a wide range of dry bulk cargoes. He holds a PhD in Earth Sciences from the University of Cambridge and is a…

ABS and Persona AI Partner to Bring Humanoid Robots to Shipyard Inspections

ABS and Persona AI Partner to Bring Humanoid Robots to Shipyard Inspections

The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and robotics innovator Persona AI have formalised a memorandum of understanding to develop humanoid inspection technologies for shipyards.  The agreement…

UK Government to Launch Maritime Innovation Hub

UK Government to Launch Maritime Innovation Hub

The UK Government has announced its intention to launch a new Maritime Innovation Hub, which will be hosted by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), with the mission of ‘accelerating maritime…

World’s First Ammonia-Powered Boxship to Be Built by CMB.TECH and Yara

World’s First Ammonia-Powered Boxship to Be Built by CMB.TECH and Yara

CMB.TECH, in conjunction with Yara Clean Ammonia, North Sea Container Line, and Yara International, has ordered the world’s first ammonia-powered boxship.  The vessel, which will bear the name…

Berth Waiting Forecast Launched to Predict Port Congestion

Berth Waiting Forecast Launched to Predict Port Congestion

With ports across the world reporting increasing levels of congestion and berth waiting times in the wake of the Red Sea disruptions, a new ‘berth waiting forecast’ service has been launched by…

Bulk Shipping Segment Lags Behind on Green Investments

Bulk Shipping Segment Lags Behind on Green Investments

Dry bulk - one of the shipping industry’s largest sectors - is lagging behind when it comes to investments in new ‘green’ tonnage according to research from ship chartering company…

Port of Salalah Receives First Cranes in $300m Expansion Project

Port of Salalah Receives First Cranes in $300m Expansion Project

One of the Middle East’s largest ports, the Port of Salalah, has received the first four of 10 new ZPMC ship-to-shore cranes as part of the port’s $300m container terminal upgrade and expansion…

Researchers Warn of Potential Environmental Harms of Ammonia

Researchers Warn of Potential Environmental Harms of Ammonia

The shipping industry is in the midst of a ‘great fuel transition’, moving away from traditional bunker fuels to low-carbon alternatives. However, one of the leading low-carbon alternatives - ammonia…

Growth in the US

Growth in the US

Personal injury work is a big part of the teams' work in the USA, the business is typically instructed by defence maritime attorneys representing vessel owners or charterers interests to provide…