The Seaworker Chronicles

<p>Sustainability was a key theme at this year's Europort in Rotterdam, and as Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason found out on a tour of several stands, circularity is becoming a more and more important strategy.</p>

<p>Bibby Marine has put itself at the forefront of electrifying vessels for offshore wind, and in our latest podcast, New Building Director Gavin Forward talks to MJ editor Debbie Mason about its plans in this area.</p>

<p>In the highly demanding maritime industry, where downtime can translate into significant operational costs, after-sales service has become just as important as the quality of the equipment itself. Among the companies...

<p>In the latest episode, editor Debbie Mason sits down with Syb Tan Cate Hoedemaker, Managing Director of the Maritime Battery Forum, to explore the organisation’s work and the future of battery technology.</p>

<p>Regal Rexnord is accelerating its push into the marine sector, leveraging its vast brand portfolio, global presence, and engineering expertise to deliver integrated, electrification-ready solutions for the evolving...

<p>Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason has a wander round the booths to talk to exhibitors at a very busy Seawork.</p>

<p>Join us on the first day of Seawork in June for our new Floodfighters conference, featuring presentations on preparing for flooding and its effects on communities and rescue work. The half-day session will include...

<p>Rotterdam played host to the first Seawork conference to be held outside the UK last week, with Mercator Media partnering the Royal Association of Dutch Shipowners (KVNR). A handful of delegates spared a few minutes...

<p>Marine AI explains the benefits to vessel and port operators.</p>

<p>Mercy Ships is a global charity that operates hospital ships to provide free, life-changing medical care to people in developing countries that can’t get that access in their own regions. Staffed by volunteer...

<p>Workboat Association CEO, Kerrie Forster chats to Tracey Clarke about the new series of Get Set for Workboat 2025.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Series 5, Session 1 is in person at the Workboat Association AGM on Monday 18...

<p>Loke founder and CEO Walter Sognnes believes the ocean seabed could be key to unlocking vast resources essential for producing batteries and other renewable technologies, such as cobalt, nickel, manganese and copper...

<p>Volvo Penta CEO Anna Müller and Volvo Penta Marine President Johan Linden sat down with Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason on the sidelines of an event in Gothenburg, where the latest integrated propulsion system...

<p>When it comes to offshore renewable energy, most people immediately think ‘wind farms’. And despite the fact that tidal and wave energy have been around for a lot longer, they have remained below the mainstream...

<p>As Volvo Penta’s Jan-Willem Vissers shows MJ editor Debbie Mason what’s new on the MHO vessel, owner Mik Henriksen happened to be on board and gives his insight to today’s challenges. Last year’s Seawork Spirit of...