Tag: trends

Gard informed that in the past six months it has been notified of five mooring line failures at the port of Veracruz.

Kristian Hammer, Product Manager for AFI and Senior Consultant at DNV, has shared the latest data from DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform, which reveals the latest trends in alternative-fuelled vessel orders for March 2025.

VesselsValue has shined a spotlight on the Singaporean fleet including live, launched, and on order vessels and dive into the top 10 owners of Singaporean flagged vessels, the top 10 Singapore-based operators, and the top 10 Singaporean beneficial owners.

VesselsValue breaks down the South Korean orderbook by number of vessels and market value, highlighting the top five owners within the orderbook, the percentage of the fleet being ordered with dual-fuel capabilities, and the top 10 owners based in South Korea.  

The 2nd GREEN4SEA Singapore Forum took place on Friday 28th of March 2025 at the Orchid Main Ballroom, level 4, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. During the event, experts from various backgrounds of the industry brought their expertise in engaging discussions around the drivers and barriers on the decarbonization of shipping.

BRS Shipbrokers has published its Annual Review of Shipping and Shipbuilding Markets for 2025, presenting key data in various activities of the industry, including shipbuilding. 

TT Club has released a security bulletin highlighting current security risks in the supply chain, like drug smuggling and cargo theft.

Lloyd's Register, and Lloyd's Register Foundation and the World Maritime University have published a report titled "Deep dive on seafarer sustainability," exploring how Africa and women can play a key role in creating a sustainable supply of seafarers for the future.

Lloyd’s Register (LR) and Lloyd’s Register Foundation have issued the Global Maritime Trends 2025 Barometer, finding that the industry is falling behind on its net-zero ambitions. 

The latest report from the Diversity Study Group (DSG) recommends that maritime business leaders focus on real workplace experiences, stakeholder expectations, and the practical benefits of inclusive working environments, rather than reacting to political noise.