Panellists at round table discussion agree on the requirement for best practice, covering both successes and failures, to be shared widely

In this Expert Focus video, produced as part of Lloyd’s List’s Future of Shipping programme, Joel Meltzner, chief executive of Lloyd’s Register’s digital network i4 Insight, talks about how tackling data and application siloes in maritime can help charterers, owners and operators enhance vessel performance and fuel consumption across fleets.

The fall in the number of vessel losses has come as the global fleet has grown steadily. But behind the headline figures, there are concerns about machinery damage, cyber security, and alternative fuels

Global maritime must take advantage of rapid changes caused by environmental, social and political influences

Four steps show how small changes made by individuals accumulate to have a much larger effect on emissions

Using methanol produced from natural gas offers a proven reduction of NOx and SOx emissions. Research is striving to rapidly scale up methanol availability in terms of infrastructure and onboard applications and installations

Marine is at the bottom of the digitalisation curve, warns Wärtsilä Voyage president Sean Fernback

SAGT continues to invest in environmentally sustainable terminal operations, such as a hybrid rubber tyred gantry crane retrofitting that has reduced diesel usage by 60% compared with conventional RTGs

Ships at anchor in warmer waters are under attack from below