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Articles for November 2025
Why maritime emissions monitoring must evolve
Evolving compliance frameworks demand higher accuracy in emissions data than traditional methods can deliver, as Dr William Ramsay, Enrique Gallar and Janne Torgersen Berglund, of Daphne Technology, report
Sweden tests maritime readiness under pressure at DSM 2025
Johan Kahlmeter, of The Swedish Club, reports on a recent security test, which involved the whole maritime chain, including the military
Aye aye to AI
Nazery Khalid discusses the growing use of AI in maritime search and rescue
Mitigating new operational risks as growth of dual-fuel vessels increases
Ansuman Ghosh, of the UK P&I Club, warns of a growing number of risks associated with dual-fuel vessels
Does looking at the Colregs through the court's eyes assist mariners?
Donal Keaney and Iain Kennedy, of Hill Dickinson, discuss recent changes in the law around collisions and whether they reduce the chance of accidents
IUMI's annual statistics in an uncertain market
Lars Lange, of IUMI, provides the narrative behind the latest statistics from the marine insurance world
Buzz around nuclear shows the hole that green shipping is in
On paper, new nuclear for shipping offers great promise. But the fact it is being taken seriously shows how forlorn efforts to replace diesel have become in 2025, writes Declan Bush of Lloyd's List
Lithium-ion fires demand a new maritime playbook
Simon Hodgkinson, of West P&I, calls for the industry to work together to reduce the risk of lithium-related fires on board
Career pathways for seafarers and the risk of a skills gap
At a recent seminar hosted by the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS), speakers and delegates discussed the need to look beyond the sea-going stage of mariners' careers if the skills gap is to be properly addressed. P K Mishra, of IRS, reports