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Lloyd's List Technology Quarterly
Over the first two decades of the 21st Century, shipping has grown faster than at almost any time in history. Ships have become bigger and more sophisticated.
In order to meet the demands of mostly environmental and economic factors, a technological revolution has changed the way ships are designed, built and operated.
Lloyd’s List is helping the industry prepare for the challenging 2020-2030 decade, with a specialised publication that explains the complex technological changes.
Lloyd’s List Technology Quarterly provides updates on specific technological developments affecting ships’ operations and the regulations driving change.
Updated every three months, the publication is widely anticipated and read, especially by those in the manufacturing, purchasing and equipment supply areas.
What’s driving technological change?
SOx
Fuels & Lubricants
Digital twins
Emission monitoring
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Natasha Dwyer
Sales Director, Marketing Services
Maritime, Insurance & Law
Informa Intelligence
natasha.dwyer@informa.com
Technology careers must focus on health and safety
Lifesaving equipment & systems
CO2 reduction
Ballast management
Energy storage systems
For advertising, contact
Natasha Dwyer
Sales Director, Marketing Services
Maritime, Insurance & Law
Informa Intelligence
natasha.dwyer@informa.com
Anxiety builds in countdown to 2020 sulphur cap
New fuels
Energy efficiency
Ship stability & watertight doors
E-navigation
For advertising, contact
Natasha Dwyer
Sales Director, Marketing Services
Maritime, Insurance & Law
Informa Intelligence
natasha.dwyer@informa.com
Shipping wary of 2020 technologies cocktail
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Natasha Dwyer
Sales Director, Marketing Services
Maritime, Insurance & Law
Informa Intelligence
natasha.dwyer@informa.com
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