In the bustling ports and along the coasts of Ghana, an invisible threat lurks, one that’s not just a hazard to health, but also a ticking time bomb for the economy. We’re talking about polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs, a group of chemicals
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In a move that could set a new standard for maritime safety in China, the Quanzhou municipal government has rolled out dedicated recommended routes and safety zones for fishing vessels, a first for East China’s Fujian Province. This initiative, annou
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In the ever-evolving maritime industry, staying ahead of the curve isn’t just an advantage; it’s a necessity. That’s where the Cosmos Nautical Training Centre steps in, shaking up the status quo with its state-of-the-art facilities and a mission that
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The maritime industry is buzzing with a stern warning from the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) about a sneaky trend that’s been floating around: unscrupulous diver training schools making false claims about IMCA approval. It’s a w
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Last week, the maritime industry buzzed with insights from a pair of powerhouse webinars hosted by Shell, Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions), and The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF). The line-up was stacked with heavy hitters: Dr Alexandra
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In a bombshell revelation that’s sent shockwaves through the maritime community, it’s been exposed that personnel from the Royal Netherlands Navy and the Caribbean Coast Guard were unwittingly put in harm’s way during training sessions at the Curaçao
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The UK Chamber of Shipping has thrown down the gauntlet, demanding sustained government support for seafarer training. In a statement issued on 11 June, the Chamber didn’t mince words, criticising the Government’s 2025 Spending Review for missing the
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Alfa Laval, the Swedish titan of heat transfer and fluid handling, has just dropped a bombshell in the maritime industry. They’ve secured an order for the world’s first marine boiler system designed to safely incinerate ammonia emissions. This isn’t
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Kongsberg Maritime is making waves with its advanced simulation tools, originally honed for the defence sector, now set to revolutionise maritime training across the board. The company’s KDI simulation system, K-Sim, has already proven its mettle wit
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In the vast, ever-changing ocean of maritime operations, a new tide of connectivity is sweeping through, promising to revolutionise competence and decision-making in shipping. The latest installment of “Connectivity with Inmarsat,” nestled within the
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