Tag: future of shipping

Industry leaders acknowledge the imbalance of women in maritime and called for increased awareness and inclusivity to effect change. 

The Canadian Marine Careers Foundation (CMCF) has released the Canadian Seafarers Pathway Study, highlighting a critical shortage of labour and skills in the country's marine transportation sector.

On 16 May the TLB of Hong Kong launched the Port Community System (PCS) aiming to advance digitalisation on its port operations.

Altair signed a MoU with the Engine Research Institute at HHI to enhance the performance of eco-friendly marine engines.

During the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum, Leo M.  Bolivar, Country Manager, International Registries (Far East) Limited, emphasized that developing core soft skills is essential for competency in the evolving shipping industry.

The second Women in Maritime survey, jointly published by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA), provides new insights into gender diversity within the industry.

Danelec and DanPilot have partnered up to unveil a test program for the world's first data-driven remote pilotage. 

As we move toward a more automated future, it’s not just about new tools; it’s about ensuring the human element stays strong, pinpointed Capt. Nicolo Terrei, Director, I.M.A. Assessment and Training Center, at the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum.

Christopher J. Wiernicki, Chairman of ABS highlighted the importance of strategies to improve shipbuilding competitiveness.

In early May, Peninsula and the University of Gibraltar signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will see them partner to provide expert knowledge in the alternative marine fuel training and to develop a framework to improve knowledge on this topic.