Singapore will play a critical role in maritime decarbonisation by facilitating large-scale transitions in fuel supply and port electrification, says Riza Ahsim, senior researcher at T&E

The maritime industry faces uncertainty in selecting future fuels for ships with no long-term winner emerging. Ship design today must balance current efficiency with adaptability to future regulatory, technological and market changes to maintain competitiveness over decades of operation

This second episode of a year-long series by the Middle East vice-president and green recycling coordinator at the Singapore-based cash buyer Wirana, Hitesh Vyas, reflects on market developments and outlines the possibility of a significant change in the EU’s attitude to Asian recycling yards

How Bureau Veritas is combining safer inspections, digital asset intelligence and trusted data to help the maritime industry operate more safely and efficiently

Kicking off a year-long series of podcasts focusing on the ship recycling market, the Middle East vice-president and green recycling coordinator at Wirana, Hitesh Vyas, offers his unique insights into that sector and the regulations that govern it

Veson Nautical is a maritime freight technology and data provider, and Russ Hubbard has added his experience from other industries to present some powerful arguments in favour of implementing AI across shipping, while recognising how it may reshape team roles and responsibilities

Batteries are becoming a core enabler of shipping’s decarbonisation as the industry transitions to cleaner energy systems, says William Nyström from Foreship by RINA

With fragmented data, volatile conditions and tightening emissions rules, voyage success now hinges on integrated insights that align cost, compliance and operational performance

Maritime regulation and technology are moving at a rapid pace along parallel tracks towards decarbonisation. Jan-Erik Räsänen, chief technology officer of the RINA-owned Finnish ship design and engineering company Foreship, believes that batteries can power us towards a solution

Decarbonisation is a commercial reality, whatever politicians might say, and it is having an impact on business decisions across the entire global fleet, says Veson Nautical’s President and COO Sean Riley in this podcast

Green financing is becoming an increasingly important part of the maritime financial ecosystem. Nicolas Degorce from Bureau Veritas breaks down the current landscape for shipowners and financial institutions

This podcast was recorded just a few weeks before two important IMO meetings at which biofuels were expected to be high on their agendas as potential drivers for shipping’s net zero emissions ambitions. But Elissama Menezes, co-founder and director of Equal Routes — an organisation that focuses on communities affected by biofuel production — and Bryan Comer, marine programme director at the International Council on Clean Transportation, explain why they are strongly opposed to its use