ISSUE 71 | July 2020

keeping up with the sulphur cap

How far have shippers gone to meet the IMO 2020 sulphur requirements, and how has Covid-19 affected this?

Covid-19: positive contributions from maritime

We explore the positive contributions made by shipping companies and maritime organisations during the coronavirus pandemic

the future of ship cadet training

We explore how the next generation of training vessels is set to welcome the next generation of ship captains

taking risks in the arctic

The Arctic Council’s Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response Working Group has released its first Guideline for Arctic Marine Risk Assessment

Inside port state control

In this explainer article, we ask how port state control works and how the US Coast Guard's Targeted Flag List enhances maritime security

managing traffic in the baltic sea

Finnish firm Wärtsilä has been contracted to upgrade the route-sharing systems of 50 tankers active in the Baltic Sea

preventing ship collisions

What technology is available to prevent ship collisions, and will regulations need to change in the future?

nanotechnology in shipping

From antiviral coatings to shipbuilding, we find out how nano-science could have numerous maritime applications