In this Q&A, Fredrik Fuglesang, CEO of maritime technology company SeaARCTOS, answers common questions he is asked about direct emissions monitoring

Q&A: Why we need to improve emissions monitoring

In this Q&A, Fredrik Fuglesang, CEO of maritime technology company SeaARCTOS, answers common questions he is asked about direct emissions monitoring, current fuel testing shortcomings, and global sulfur cap compliance. As global

After more than a decade for Opsealog working across offshore support fleets, with insight spanning over 1,000 offshore support vessels, it has become clear that performance is won or lost in day-to-day practice.

Op-Ed: What 1,000 OSVs taught us about offshore performance

The marine offshore support sector is entering a new chapter. Operators are navigating familiar pressures including high utilization, tight supply, and rising expectations around efficiency and emissions. But the most important shift

Marco Ayala of ABS Consulting offers analysis of the industrial control systems and cyber threats for the nation’s largest energy hub.

Op-Ed: An evolving tide of cyber threats

Marco Ayala, technical director, Global Energy for ABS Consulting, offers a critical analysis of the industrial control systems and cybersecurity landscape’s escalating risk, pinpointing what’s at stake for the nation’s largest energy

Op-Ed: Why data is becoming shipping’s most valuable asset

Shipping has always operated in cycles. Freight rates rise and fall, fuel prices shift, and regulation evolves. But the current environment feels different, less cyclical and more layered. The scale and simultaneity

Op-Ed: Net zero by 2050? This decade’s fuel choices will decide

Green-hydrogen based synthetic fuels are stalled by a coordination problem across industries. Pooling demand and investment across sectors could unlock the production scale needed for shipping and other hard-to-abate industries, while strengthening

Op-Ed: How cruise is setting the standard for low-methane slip on LNG

As the cruise industry embraces LNG, the conversation has shifted from feasibility to methane slip. Advances in engine technology, independent validation, and real-world operations show LNG becoming a credible, scalable fuel for

Op-Ed: Singapore Cruise Centre reimagines passenger operations with real-time data

Attributed to Lee Siew Kit, Vice President of Technology & IT, Singapore Cruise Centre Singapore Cruise Centre is nearing the final phase of a five-year digital transformation aimed at improving passenger flow

Op-Ed: Biofuels move from theory to practice at sea

By Siddhesh Prabhu, Surveyor, IRClass For many shipowners, the conversation around decarbonization is no longer about long-term ambition alone. It is increasingly about what can be done now, within existing operational and

Marine Log spoke with Michael Biercuk, CEO of Australian-based Q-CTRL and a quantum physicist, about how emerging quantum sensing technologies could provide resilient navigation alternatives for commercial and defense operators.

Q&A: The case for quantum navigation at sea

As GPS interference incidents continue to rise in key shipping corridors, concerns are growing about the maritime industry’s reliance on satellite-based navigation. From spoofing events that have disrupted port operations to widespread

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Op-Ed: Air lubrication at a crossroads: Why proof, not promises, will decide the future

by Alex Routledge, CEO of Armada Technologies Clean technology solutions that deliver verified efficiency savings are critical to shipping’s decarbonization journey. In the absence of future forms of energy, efficiency is the

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