This piece is very timely and it is by: Saleem Khan, Chief Data & Analytics Officer – Pole Star Global Escalating military exchanges between Iran and Israel have spurred growing unease among shipping and energy […]
The latest from Ambrey as they open their new HQ at Southampton; On 4th June 2025, Ambrey marked the official launch of the Global Operations Centre (GOC)—a state-of-the-art facility set to redefine the future of maritime […]
Allianz have been looking at the various risk factors affecting shipping and noting the positive points, such as the big reduction in the number of vessels lost over the last two decades. Here’s the word; […]
There have been nuclear powered submarines for military use since the 1960s, so perhaps it’s time that the maritime sector looked at changing from heavy oil consumption as the main means of powering international cargo […]
The latest from NorthStandard, who have finished a challenging year for global marine insurance, reporting an increase in poolable tonnage and continuing progress towards meeting its strategic goals. Here are the details; Marine insurers worldwide […]
The latest from the Swedish Club; Marine insurance specialist, The Swedish Club, has announced the launch of its Passage Plan+ Guide, an essential resource designed to support shipowners, operators, and navigational officers. Voyage/Passage planning is […]
When it comes to cyber checks, it’s all about the methodology. Here’s the word from IMCSO; The International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO), an independent maritime standards organisation, has today released its cybersecurity testing methodology for […]
The risk to undersea infrastructure, shipping and oil/gas rigs is always there, but this latest research by WTW suggests that the political situation in Ukraine and the Middle East might increase tensions. Here’s the word; […]
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