Classification society issues AIP for hydrogen-fuelled vessel
The multipurpose vessel was developed by five companies, including MOL, MOL Drybulk, Onomichi Dockyard, Kawasaki Heavy Industries and J-ENG
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Author: Ian Ackerman
Cruise season arrives in Sydney
The first international cruise ship has arrived in Sydney Harbour kicking off what the NSW government says will be a bumper cruise season
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Offshore oil and gas installation decommissioning regulation needs reform: report
Australia’s policy and regulatory framework around decommissioning offshore installations does not represent global best practice, according to a recent report from Macquarie University
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Maritime cyberattacks are becoming more costly
The cost of cyberattacks in the maritime industry has skyrocketed in the past year, with average payouts amounting to more than half a million US dollars
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More ships visit Tasmanian ports in 2022-23
TasPorts exceeded its profit forecasts on the back of increased vessel visits over the past financial year
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Billions announced in critical skills funding
The government announced billions in investments in boosting the VET sector to address a nationwide shortage of critical skills
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Sovereign maritime capability is key to supply chain resilience: MIAL
The peak body has commented on the recently released report from Western Australia’s Shipping and Supply Chain Taskforce
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Paper analyses IMO’s possible path to net-zero
A classification society has published a white paper that looks at how the international shipping industry can achieve net zero in the IMO’s timeframes
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New member appointed to port board
The board of New Zealand’s Port of Tauranga has announced the appointment of a new member
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DP World raises US$1.5 billion for sustainability ambitions
The global logistics company raised the funds as part of its commitment to sustainability projects across its global operations
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