Interviews

MARINE CONSTRUCTION

MARINE CONSTRUCTION

Designs have been completed for a vessel that will be twice the size of the world’s current largest cable-lay vessel, Prysmian’s Leonardo da Vinci.

7th August 2023

World largest cable-layer for £20 billion subsea project

7th August 2023

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

After some three decades in the British Royal Navy, Commodore Mel Robinson, the first woman to lead the Maritime Reserves, is stepping away from the role. She talks to Maritime Journal about a career…

27th July 2023

PODCAST: Commodore Mel Robinson, CBE ADC Royal Navy

27th July 2023

VESSELS

VESSELS

RS Marine CEO Jon Partridge talks to MJ about the voyage to electric RIBs – and how Cheetah Marine’s latest RIB is targeted at people who are environmentally conscious but not ready to go…

30th June 2023

Cheetah Marine launches ‘EV-ready’ RIB

30th June 2023

VESSELS

VESSELS

BAR Technologies is working on a 50m vessel to plug the gap between Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) and Service Operations Vessels (SOVs).

21st June 2023

BAR Technologies develops 50m CTV

21st June 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

One of the main obstacles to building enough offshore wind capacity in Europe to satisfy government targets is the lack of vessels needed to install them – so a new partnership aiming…

16th June 2023

​New partnership to produce fleet of 10 WTIVs and WFIVs

16th June 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Failure to look at the whole picture of seafarer shortages could have disastrous consequences in both the short and long term, maritime industry insiders are saying.

30th May 2023

Shortage of skilled seafarers could spell disaster in maritime

30th May 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Ahead of Seawork 2023, Strategic Marine’s GM Commercial, Hans Randklev gives us a snapshot of where the company is at when it comes to latest designs.

30th May 2023

Maintaining position as ’shipbuilder of choice’

30th May 2023

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

2022 was a year of breakthroughs in autonomous shipping, paving the way for more progress in the coming 12 months.

12th April 2023

Viewpoint: The importance of automation for safety

12th April 2023

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

In 2026 it will be half a century since Sanmar Shipyards was set up by Orhan Gürün and his brother-in-law, the late Gökçen Seven.

21st March 2023

PROFILE: Sanmar Shipyards chairman Ali Gürün

21st March 2023

OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

The offshore windfarm market has witnessed stellar growth as demand for clean energy has increased and this growth is set to accelerate.

16th March 2023

OPINION: Large project demand is dwarfing capacity

16th March 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Secretary general Anna Maria Darmanin has been at the helm of the ETA since 2016, and today she says the industry has three major concerns that if not addressed could have quite…

14th March 2023

INTERVIEW: European tugowners in choppy seas

14th March 2023

INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS

Shipping has always faced great uncertainty due to the industry sitting at the centre of international trade, financial markets, energy markets and geopolitics.

28th February 2023

OPINION: Svitzer COO on towage and transition

28th February 2023

FEATURES & VIDEOS

FEATURES & VIDEOS

Last summer, Artemis Technologies unveiled the world’s first commercially-viable zero-emissions electric foiling workboat at Seawork, for which it scooped the Spirit of Innovation and Vessel Build & Design awards.

13th February 2023

Above the waves: ECMA winner Artemis Technologies

13th February 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Actisense’s Phil Whitehurst says the marine electronics firm’s form in leisure and recently granted RINA Type Approval is evidence that its products can sail into commercial marine.

8th February 2023

Actisense eyes commercial marine

8th February 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The pressure is on for naval architects to satisfy customer requirements, which are changing rapidly to meet a growing list of restrictions and requirements as well as meet changing demands from the…

11th January 2023

Winds of change: BMT at the forefront of new vessel designs

11th January 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

As the offshore wind industry moves into deeper waters and harsher environments, the risks to offshore personnel will also inevitably increase.

5th January 2023

Measuring the cost benefits of real-time sea state data

5th January 2023

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The industry for offshore support vessels such as CTVs is about to take off, says Ian Baylis, founder and director of Seacat Services, who says that despite all the hype, the last…

14th December 2022

On the cusp: 2023 could be pivotal

14th December 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

The ability to assemble successful supply chains will determine the future success of the floating offshore wind industry, says Mark Goalen, Director of Offshore Engineering at marine consultancy Houlder.

1st December 2022

OPINION: Offshore, the weak link is the chain

1st December 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

A £2.5 billion project to provide an offshore deepwater container terminal powered entirely by tidal turbines that will also act as a flood defence barrier is being planned for eastern England.

25th November 2022

£2.5 billion three-in-one project drawn up

25th November 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

New WISTA president Elpi Petraki talks to Maritime Journal about the shipping industry for women – and how to get more of them on board.

24th November 2022

Interview: WISTA president Elpi Petraki

24th November 2022