Singapore Bets Heavily!
01/07/2022
Not since the piracy crisis of 2009-2010, has the world been transfixed on eliminating a single menace more urgently and forcefully than the scourge of removing carbon in vessels. Decarbonisation
When Can We Decarbonise Shipping?
01/07/2022
As can be imagined, decarbonisation though sorely needed, cannot happen overnight. All kinds of hurdles are in place from financial commitments to the technological innovations needed to make it come
Singapore Hosts First International Seminar on United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management
20/06/2022
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is hosting the first International Seminar on United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management from 10 to 12 May 2022. Themed ‘Effective and
Safe Habour, Electrified!
02/06/2022
These are indeed exciting times for the vessel designers and harbour craft manufacturers. There is an atmosphere of change that is aligned with an acknowledged need to remain competitive in
CSA to Build Singapore’s Next-Generation Maritime Ecosystem
02/06/2022
• KSL Maritime Group helms Alliance to accelerate coastal decarbonisation, transition to a circular economy and strengthen marine supply chains • Aim for 50% reduction in vessel carbon emissions and
India’s Biggest Maritime Conclave at Mumbai
18/05/2022
The inauguration ceremony of ShipBuild India Expo Summit 2022 and Maritime Transport & Shipping India Expo 2022 has witnessed immense presence of Industry’s key stakeholders coming together to grace the
SeaTech Announces a Collaboration With Seawind for Design of Semi-Submersible Floating Platforms
17/05/2022
The Industry Collaboration Agreement between SeaTech Solutions International and Seawind Ocean Technology will focus on the collaboration to develop semi-submersible floating platforms customised to Seawind’s well thought-out construction and assembly
BH Global Enters Partnership With Victory Towards Fleet Electrification
12/05/2022
BH Global Corporation Ltd (“BH Global” or the “Group”) announced that Sea Forrest Power Solutions Pte Ltd (“SFP”), a majority-owned subsidiary company of the Group under the Integration Engineering Division,
2nd M&O Congress 2022: Fires Up Debate
26/04/2022
The 2nd Marine and Offshore Congress opened in Singapore’s Marriott hotel on the 26th of April. Buoyed by razzmatazz and glitzy introductions the withering winds chilled by the covid pandemic
Global Maritime Industry Players Gathered At Maritime Services Leaders Forum to Discuss the Impact of Digitalisation and Decarbonisation
08/04/2022
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) held the inaugural Maritime Services Leaders Forum on Day 4 of Singapore Maritime Week 2022 to discuss how maritime services need to
Singapore Maritime Week 2022: Forging Ahead through Transformation
04/04/2022
The 16th edition of Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) 2022, the region’s leading maritime event organised by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) was opened today by Minister for
Sembcorp Marine: Offshore Wind Farm Substations for Ørsted
31/03/2022
Delivery of substations expands Sembcorp Marine’s footprint in renewable and clean energy sector. Sembcorp Marine has successfully completed the fabrication of the Offshore Substation (OSS) and Reactive Compensation Station (RCS)
Sonardyne Navigation For Kawasaki Heavy Industries’ Spice Auv
31/03/2022
Kawasaki Heavy Industries’ (KHI) has chosen a suite of subsea navigation, positioning and communications technologies from marine energy, defence and science company Sonardyne to navigate, track and control its first
Bp, Aker And Statkraft Join Forces For Offshore Wind In The Norwegian North Sea
31/03/2022
Bp has agreed to join Statkraft and Aker Offshore Wind in a consortium bidding to develop offshore wind energy in Norway. The partnership – in which bp, Statkraft and Aker
Irena And Siemens Energy Sign Partnership Agreement
31/03/2022
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has today signed a partnership agreement with Siemens Energy aimed at advancing the global energy transition. Under the agreement, the organisations will strengthen collaboration on the
Maritime Cybersecurity: Can We Be Rid of It?
31/03/2022
Just why has the maritime and shipping industry met with almost ceaseless cyberattacks? The straightforward answer is that ports, warehouses, ships, ECDIS etc altogether combined are where the vital nodes
Turning Dreams Into Reality
22/03/2022
Responsibility and integrity. These two words are key to Dorcas Teo, executive director, Nordic Group Limited and CEO of Nordic Flow Control. Her bubbly personality and effervescent spirit have helped
Shipbuilding: China Builds and Builds….
10/03/2022
Just a novice some twenty years ago, China has surged past the likes of Korea to become the world’s leading shipbuilder. That phenomenon has caused Seoul to smart, as to
Digitalising Ship Design
10/03/2022
Once lagging in technology adoption, today’s marine industry is undergoing a multi-faceted transformation. Increased regulations, ageing assets, and high operational costs have led to challenging market conditions for remaining competitive
If Drones Could Do It, Can Ships Too Be A Wonder Craft?
10/03/2022
When drones first shot into the global eye, it was met with awe and wonder. For, in a battlefield such a craft would make all the difference between winning and
Making The Energy Transition
03/03/2022
Sandy Gwee is Principal Consultant (Energy and Smart Cities) at NRI Singapore. She is based in Singapore and reports to Kazauki Ohara, President of NRI Singapore and Head of Consulting.
Ship Repairing Global Market Report 2020-30: Covid-19 Growth And Change
03/03/2022
Major players in the ship repairing market are Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co., Ltd, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), Damen Shipyards Group, Sembcorp Marine Ltd., Oman Drydock Company, Cochin Shipyard Limited,
Can Robotics Save Shipbuilding?
03/03/2022
Not since the first steam ship set sail, have shipbuilding evolved with the times. Now ships are not just made larger and sturdier, they also now represent the new face
LNG’s Unseen Havoc
25/02/2022
Natural and human related incidents in oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) have a profound impact on human activity. Fuels and Power looks at some of the risk factors.
Expertise Lacking In Vietnam’s LNG Drive
25/02/2022
Like a teenager with lofty ambitions Vietnam feels just the rush of adrenaline gush. It has big plans for LNG plants. There however, is something lacking and it all must
Indonesia Shipping Refashioned
25/02/2022
A sultry lady and a well-known figure in the Indonesian shipping industry and local glitterati circles, Carmelita Hartoto is the epitome and feminine face of modern Indonesian shipping. Goh Tz’en
Will Small-scale LNG shipping boom?
25/02/2022
For all intents and purposes there is little to doubt what LNG will do in the future. It is clean, highly touted and something that the IMO wants used across
Stealing a Thunder
25/02/2022
For as living memory has remained, Korea has been the place for new building orders. And now Seoul, is not letting up on its international shipbuilding prowess. The nation will
The Environment: Time to Come Clean
23/02/2022
‘One of the first conditions of happiness is the link between Man and nature shall not be broken’ – Leo Tolstoy. By Jaya Prakash Maritime shipping drives some ninety per
LNG Playing Fields
15/02/2022
In recent months, there has been considerable activity within the playing ‘fields’ of Vietnam. The Vietnamese have concluded major LNG trade deals with countries such as Japan and Korea. White