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Articles for March 2025
Maritime security and threat mitigation in high-risk zones
Enam Hussain, at West P&I, warns that global shipping has to remain alert to geopolitical challenges in the year ahead
Real data is vital to crewing sector in challenging times
At a time when recruiting and retaining seafarers is challenging and we face fierce competition from shore-based industries, the importance of having up-to-date real data from across the crew management sector is crucial, explains Henrik Jensen, of Danica Crewing Specialists, as the company reveals its latest survey results
Financing for the future
Finding solutions to improve green fuels for shipping requires solid financing from end-to-end. In this analysis we hear from two players in this space about their hopes and realism
From fossil fuels to the future: making the case for renewable methanol
The European Union's regulatory agenda will make green methanol competitive for buyers and suppliers, writes Dr Jeroen Dierickx at iDefossilise
Can nuclear energy really be part of shipping's future?
Anthony Gardner, of the Britannia P&I Club, asks how realistic is it to expect nuclear fuel to become widespread across the maritime industry
P&I Clubs enjoying record reserves
Despite some major claims and challenges, the P&I Clubs look like they are in a good position to meet those challenges
Tariffs will mean higher cargo insurance premiums
Additional cost for shippers, charterers and shipowners moving own consignments, but likely to be passed on to consumers, writes David Osler of Lloyd's List
Unlocking the power of data in the maritime industry
Kris Vedat, of SmartSea, reports on a sea change in the way the maritime sector is viewing technology
Technology is safeguarding the maritime industry from accidents
Fabian Fussek, of Kaiko Systems, discusses the ways in which technology is transforming risk management in the shipping sector and leaving the seas a safer place for the industry
The rise of social media in maritime: keeping seafarers connected at sea
Josephine Le, of The Hood, explores the way social media can help keep seafarers connected