• VESSEL REVIEW | One Inspiration – Japanese-built 24,000TEU boxship fitted with energy-saving features

    VESSEL REVIEW | One Inspiration – Japanese-built 24,000TEU boxship fitted with energy-saving features

  • COLUMN | Our sea freedoms at stake [Grey Power]

    COLUMN | Our sea freedoms at stake [Grey Power]

  • VESSEL REVIEW | Phoenix Harmonia – Large LPG/ammonia carrier for MOL gas transport arm

    VESSEL REVIEW | Phoenix Harmonia – Large LPG/ammonia carrier for MOL gas transport arm

  • FEATURE | UK partnership to explore energy storage and transfer using electric vessels

    FEATURE | UK partnership to explore energy storage and transfer using electric vessels

  • COLUMN | Safety culture matters: Pemex and Perenco on the wrong side of history [Offshore Accounts]

    COLUMN | Safety culture matters: Pemex and Perenco on the wrong side of history [Offshore Accounts]

  • VESSEL REVIEW | One Inspiration – Japanese-built 24,000TEU boxship fitted with energy-saving features
  • COLUMN | Our sea freedoms at stake [Grey Power]
  • VESSEL REVIEW | Phoenix Harmonia – Large LPG/ammonia carrier for MOL gas transport arm
  • FEATURE | UK partnership to explore energy storage and transfer using electric vessels
  • COLUMN | Safety culture matters: Pemex and Perenco on the wrong side of history [Offshore Accounts]
COLUMN | Our sea freedoms at stake [Grey Power]

COLUMN | Our sea freedoms at stake [Grey Power]

By Michael Grey

One does not wish to provoke any sort of angry response from readers, but is it not time that the definition of piracy was updated?

FEATURE | UK partnership to explore energy storage and transfer using electric vessels

FEATURE | UK partnership to explore energy storage and transfer using electric vessels

By Baird Maritime

The Electric Thames project, a collaboration between UK Power Networks, LCP Delta, and Marine Zero, is assessing the viability of using electric vessels to feed stored electricity back into London’s energy network.

COLUMN | Safety culture matters: Pemex and Perenco on the wrong side of history [Offshore Accounts]

COLUMN | Safety culture matters: Pemex and Perenco on the wrong side of history [Offshore Accounts]

By Hieronymus Bosch

Offshore is one of the industries with the biggest risk profiles in the world. When bad things happen in offshore, people die, often there are explosions and sinkings, fires and oil spills, and the environment can be badly polluted, killing seabirds, fish, dolphins and coral, and inflicting billions of dollars of losses on ..

COLUMN | Anything goes in 2024 ship design [Grey Power]

COLUMN | Anything goes in 2024 ship design [Grey Power]

By Michael Grey

People of my age were brought up to believe that the design of a ship was a sort of necessary compromise between the overall dimensions, speed and consumption, cargo capacity, seakeeping abilities, and, as a secondary afterthought (seafarers believed), habitability.

LETTERS | Baltimore bridge collapse could have been avoided

LETTERS | Baltimore bridge collapse could have been avoided

By Baird Maritime

The recent bridge collapse incident in Baltimore in the US state of Maryland was a tragedy that I believe could and should have been avoided.

COLUMN | Perenco’s shame and Gabon’s lax standards: a fatal combination [Offshore Accounts]

COLUMN | Perenco’s shame and Gabon’s lax standards: a fatal combination [Offshore Accounts]

By Hieronymus Bosch

In an industry is awash with cash and record profits, it is tragic to see five people confirmed dead in an accident on a Perenco platform offshore Gabon, and one other worker still missing, presumed also killed, as per the most recent update.

Focus on Fishing and Aquaculture

Focus on Fishing and Aquaculture

Baird Maritime once more highlights the ever important fishing and aquaculture sector by reviewing newbuild vessels entering service around the world.