In this issue

Issue 70   |   May 2020

The coronavirus

outbreak has devastated industries across the globe, and maritime is no exception. In this issue of Ship Technology Global, we analyse the impact of the outbreak on global shipping, and ask what steps it can take to speed up recovery.

Also in this issue: we analyse the financial cost of transforming shipping into a more eco-friendly industry; ask whether age discrimination is still a problem in maritime recruitment practices, and investigate the effectiveness of Fifi4Marine’s lithium-ion fire extinguishing system against battery fires on ships.

We also take a closer look at the darker side of shipping, highlighting key areas for piracy activities across the globe and explore how Tanzanian ports can help halt the spread of wildlife trafficking. Finally, we explore the use of blue laser technology to assist with underwater detection, and highlight how a new solution from Finnish startup ICEYE could help governments detect illicit maritime activity worldwide.

Joe Baker, editor

Go to article: Home | Setting a course for survivalGo to article: In this issueGo to article: ContentsGo to article: The briefing on the maritime industryGo to article: CR Ocean EngineeringGo to article: DHI Company InsightGo to article: DHIGo to article: Covid-19 executive briefingGo to article: NewsGo to article: PureteQGo to article: Coronavirus: the impact on global shippingGo to article: Burckhardt CompressionGo to article: Marine Medical SolutionsGo to article: The financial cost of low-carbon transformation in shippingGo to article: Q&A: tackling age discrimination with the International Chamber of Shipping Go to article: Time’s up: wildlife trafficking through Tanzania’s portsGo to article: Redrawing the piracy map for 2020Go to article: We can see you: introducing Dark Vessel DetectionGo to article: Beam me up: using blue laser technology to improve underwater detectionGo to article: Fighting battery fires at sea with direct-foam injection technologyGo to article: Global markets and indices powered by GlobalDataGo to article: Macro-economic indicators (1 of 2) powered by GlobalDataGo to article: Macro-economic indicators (2 of 2) powered by GlobalDataGo to article: EventsGo to article: Next issue