Month: March 2023

The government of the United Kingdom last week passed the Seafarers’ Wages Act. The act significantly enhances pay protection and working condition for employees of the maritime sector.  The …

Yesterday Maersk revealed the designs of their pioneering methanol dual-fuel containership.  Carbon-neutral by 2040 Maersk first ordered eight 16,000 TEU methanol-powered ships from South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries in …

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) launched a series of vessels inspection under 4 international registries. The inspection which runs on over 1000 ships aims to emphasize crew welfare, …

The Philippines is bracing for one of its worst oil spills in recent years. Princess Empress who lost power and started spilling oil in the Philippines sea has been …

Green Ship Technologies, Qualified marine engineers, and naval architects provide consultation. Experienced Marine Engineers and Naval Architects provide Energy Efficiency Design Index EEXI, Carbon Intensity Indicator CII, OMM, and …

India Imposes age restrictions on vessels acquired and operated in the country in an attempt to cut emissions.  No more than 25 years As the world’s largest greenhouse gas …