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Articles for June 2026
How newbuild records shape risk and asset value
George Balan and Stefano Saccone, of the Bluestone Group, discuss the need for supervision, communication and good record keeping throughout the shipbuilding process
How many offshore wind insurance issues? The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind
Jonathan Bruce, of HFW LLP, discusses changing risks for the offshore wind industry
War risk cover is no longer a question of price alone
Ben McKeith, of the London P&I Club, explores the ways war risk insurance has changed in the past few years
ATEX compliance and the challenge of maintaining it
Bastiaan Idsinga, of MarFlex, stresses the need to evidence compliance, not just say it
Are the English courts becoming less sympathetic to sea carriers?
David Richards, of Shearwater Law, analyses the changing approach of the courts in handling litigation involving owners and charterers
When cargo outpaces cash: shipping's hidden bottleneck
Kevin Conabree, of Balbao Corp, suggests it is time for the maritime sector to wake up to the opportunities of electronic money
The hidden driver of human error - crew nutrition as a maritime risk
Coby Sella, of Agwa, discusses the need for good nutrition to support crew and help reduce human errors
First wave of ammonia dual-fuel cargo ships set for delivery
The maritime industry is approaching a decarbonisation milestone as the first large commercial vessels capable of operating on ammonia fuel near delivery, writes Rob Willmington of Lloyd's List
More than a drill
Ian Trebinski, of V.Ships, reveals how to keep a team prepared for any emergency