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Shipping is ‘human capital intensive’ industry, says ship finance veteran
‘We don’t build the business. We build people. And people build the business,’ says Katerina Stathopoulou of Investments and Finance
MPA revokes bunker craft operator licence of Inter-Pacific Petroleum
MPA has taken a tough stance against the tampering of mass flow meters, with magnets in particular singled out. Two operators have had their licences revoked so far this year
Climate concern will end shipping ‘as you know it’, warns Citi banker
The climate change agenda is making such quick inroads into shipping that some shipping companies may think their best option is to sell their company, says a banker behind the Poseidon Principles
Ballast water focus must shift from equipment to compliance, workshop hears
Workshop participants agreed that progress in ballast water treatment was being held back by an attempt to attain absolute elimination of invasive species, while removing the need to hit a ‘magic number’ would have helped to solve many problems
The Interview: Vincent Power
The newly elected chairman of the European Maritime Law Organisation hopes to broaden the scope of interest beyond competition law to cover all aspects of maritime regulation
Italy must integrate port reform and maritime governance
Italy’s maritime economy lacks the central oversight and organisation that benefit other European governments
Viewpoint: Speed or power?
Slowing down to save the environment is an easy fix that produces instant results, but it does not encourage the shipping fraternity to invest in innovation
Malta opens ship registry office in Greece
New office opens in the Maltese embassy in Athens
WTO Brexit ‘threatens UK’s maritime legal standing’
While the future relationship between the UK and European Union is still uncertain, leaving the EU without an agreement may affect the venue for future maritime litigation in the UK and Scandinavia, according to one lawyer
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