Shipping

• 28 December 20 The European shipping industry applauds Brexit deal, supporting the continued fluidity of EU-UK trade Following the last-minute deal reached between the UK and the EU, the European shipping industry applauds the efforts of both EU and UK negotiators for their perseverance to secure this agreement. The European shipping... Read more ›
• 30 October 20 Call for applications to the “education and training program for research and development experts in marine and maritime industries” In the framework of the project TRIM “Technology and Industrial Research for Marine Mobility” , the National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Marine Engineering, organizes the “Education and training program for research and... Read more ›
• 20 October 20 A Questionnaire of ” autoMated vessels and supply chain Optimisation for sustainable short SEa Shipping (MOSES)” Project MOSES at a Glance Ports play a decisive role in the EU’s external and internal trade, as about 74% of imports and exports and 37% of exchanges go through ports. Although ports and especially... Read more ›
• 15 October 20 Wind Propulsion: the next big thing   During this session, we’ll have the pleasure to interview two of the protagonists of the wind propulsion renaissance, who will answer all your questions on this subject, which is more and more discussed among... Read more ›
• 14 October 20 Infrastructural enhancement and increase of land and port capacity to connect Mediterranean ports   Integration of logistic chains between ports, new services to support people and goods mobility and improvement of environmental performances.  BCLink European Project is developed by Ports of Barcelona and Civitavecchia for the establishment of the Euro-Mediterranean Corridor.   Register... Read more ›
• 13 October 20 Is Hydrogen the new LNG? | Connecting EU Insights   Cleaner energy for the future of the maritime sector passes also through the construction of hydrogen-powered ships: with a roadmap that foresees an investment of 500 billion dollars by 2030, the European Union could... Read more ›
• 01 October 20 Maersk takes cold ironing concept out to sea Maersk Supply Service and Danish utility Ørsted have joined forces to test a prototype buoy that will act as both a mooring point and a charging station for vessels. The solution, developed by Maersk... Read more ›
• 22 September 20 Maritime Informatics: an emerging discipline for a digitally connected efficient, sustainable and resilient industry   The maritime industry recognises there is a need for smarter collaboration to enhance operations, satisfy clients’ expectation of transparency and predictability and respond to societal concerns. Maritime Informatics, originally defined as “the application... Read more ›
• 17 September 20 Shipping to join EU’s emissions trading market from 2022 The European Parliament voted yesterday in favour of including greenhouse gas emissions from shipping in the European Union’s carbon market from 2022, potentially one of the biggest rule changes to hit the industry for... Read more ›
• 28 August 20 CMA CGM Launches “Humanitarian Ship For Lebanon” Campaign to ship emergency humanitarian aid By launching “A Humanitarian Ship for Lebanon” campaign, the CMA CGM Group contributes to international solidarity efforts by transporting medical equipment and essential goods and products to support the Lebanese population, following the devastating... Read more ›