ARTICLE: DECARBONISATION REQUIRES FRESH THINKING ON SAFETY AND SUSTAINABILITY

Safety has played second fiddle to sustainability in shipping’s decarbonisation journey so far. If the pace of progress is to accelerate, industry partners must see safety as the bedrock of the enterprise

ARTICLE: DECARBONISATION WILL BRING NEW RISKS FOR SAFER SHIPPING, REPORT WARNS

The period from 2012 to 2021 saw real progress towards safer shipping, says a major analysis from Lloyd’s List Intelligence and DNV. Decarbonisation and digitalisation bring future risks that must be understood

ARTICLE: MARITIME SAFETY

The number of ship casualties and incidents have steadied in recent years, but now is not the time for the maritime industry to take its eye off the ball. The global pandemic has revealed the shortcomings of the industry’s safety culture and, as shipping shifts to a zero-carbon future, the safety risks will only increase.

ARTICLE: INTEGRATION OF SKILLSETS UNDERPINS TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABILITY

Bringing together traditional shipping expertise with non-maritime skills is a necessary part of the industry’s transition to a greener business. But do not be under any illusions about the challenges

ARTICLE: SHIPPING SKILLS WILL SORT THE WINNERS FROM THE REST, WEBINAR HEARS

The Lloyd’s List People power webinar has heard that decarbonisation will require skills that are not yet available to the industry. How quickly these skills are brought on board will be critical to success

WEBINAR: HOW TO SECURE & RETAIN THE RIGHT TALENT

VIEW ON-DEMAND

Shipping has entered a decade of transformation through decarbonisation and technological advances, but the toughest challenge it may face is to recruit people with the rights skills to fuel this change