Op-Ed: Aeration control in hydraulic steering

By Steve Warnock, VP of Engineering & Technical Support, and Matt Grussing, Regional Sales Director, both of Bailey International Hydraulic steering systems often face a persistent and destructive enemy: aeration. The following

Ossi Mettälä

Op-Ed: Harnessing wind power for shipping requires data as much as sails

By Ossi Mettälä, product manager for shipping solutions, NAPA Sails, wings, kites and rotors are only the most visible part of the advanced technology needed to truly embrace wind power in shipping.

ZEI provided the hydrogen fuel cell system for the ferry.

Op-Ed: Hydrogen fuel cells for small boats

By Mark Stott, head of customer solutions, and Carter Anderick, product marketing manager, ZEI The global maritime industry is poised for a dramatic change. Responsible for nearly 6% of global emissions, the maritime industry

Quaim Choudhury, ABS Senior Managing Principal Engineer, on methanol.

Op-Ed: Putting methanol through its PACES

By Quaim Choudhury, ABS Senior Managing Principal Engineer With more than 90% of global GDP now covered by a net zero target, the growing consensus to tackle climate change is matched only by

Martiens Potgieter,

Op-Ed: Balancing decarbonization and energy security

By Martiens Potgieter, Project Manager at Baseblue In an era of growing concerns about climate change and energy security, the global push for decarbonization remains high on the agenda. The recent geopolitical

Armand Lans, Senior Broker at FDR

Op-Ed: Insurance crisis looms over Europe’s inland waterways

By Armand Lans, Senior Broker at FDR There is a potential insurance crisis brewing in Europe with vessels registered with the Dutch Flag in peril of losing their license to operate. Armand

One of the easiest to use and most effective alternatives against corrosion is industrial-grade, clean lasers.

Op-Ed: Are clean lasers effective against maritime corrosion?

By Del Williams, technical writer The global maritime industry, including shipbuilding as well as ship maintenance and repair, has been fighting a war against corrosion in metal vessels, infrastructure, and equipment at

A key pillar of U.S. and G7 countries’ sanctions policy implemented in response to Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine is the Oil Price Cap.

Op-Ed: A look at Oil Price Cap and new sanctions

By Manuel Levitt, senior associate, of Miller & Chevalier The global maritime shipping sector continues to feel the geopolitical shock waves from the unrest and violent conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle

George Whittier, talks about Rolls-Royce naval propulsors & handling acquisition

Op-Ed: Midwest resources can ease shipbuilding labor constraints

By George Whittier, Fairbanks Morse Defense CEO The U.S. shipbuilding industry is at a critical juncture, with China’s dominance in capacity and efficiency posing significant challenges to national defense. China currently has

Darren Guillory, Technical Solutions Specialist, SSI discusses how the NSRP has helped to create competitive advantage for U.S. shipbuilders.

Op-Ed: An effective U.S. National Shipbuilding Research Program

By Darren Guillory, Technical Solutions Specialist, SSI The U.S. National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) was established in 1971 to identify areas for improvement within U.S. shipbuilding. Working with shipbuilders and the supply

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