Digitalisation
Digitalisation of the maritime sector may be progressing at a slower rate than in certain other sectors, but new technologies are gradually being integrated. Innovations such as artificial intelligence, the ‘internet of things’ and ‘smart’ ports are all on the horizon. However, challenges and concerns remain in regard to regulation, training, liabilities and costs
Shipping rides cyber storm with minimal disruption
As industries around the globe suffered chaos at the hands of IT outages, the impact on shipping was kept to a minimum
Driving efficiency and trust: DNV’s Emissions Connect in the new EU ETS landscape
Following the expansion of the EU ETS into shipping in January 2024, the importance of accurate, reliable data has never been higher
Can artificial intelligence fix real supply chain problems?
There is a non-negligible risk that AI becomes just another buzzword in the lexicon of failed IT projects. But DP World is confident that it may deliver the goods, literally
We gave the seafarers internet, and now they can’t get off it
Employers complain about seafarers not getting enough rest, not socialising on board and facing an added hardship from greater awareness of daily troubles at home
Greek flag enters digital age with first electronic certificate
New application seen as ‘essential first step’ towards digitalising the country’s shipping ministry
Eastern Pacific to install AI monitoring across its fleet
The operator is partnering with DeepSea Technologies to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions through real-time monitoring
Blue Visby optimiser trial yields ‘significant’ CO2 savings
A voyage optimisation software trial yielded CO2 average savings of 17.3%, according to the Blue Visby consortium
‘Power-hungry’ AI data centres and the future of LNG shipping demand
LNG shipping rates and LNG commodity prices are currently low, but the future demand outlook for electricity — and natural gas — has been jumpstarted by artificial intelligence data centres
Hapag-Lloyd strengthens electronic bill of lading offering via IQAX tie-up with GSBN
Use of IQAX adds another eBL option for Hapag-Lloyd, which already uses competitor vendor WaveBL, as the German container line pursues full eBL adoption by 2030
Data sharing offers scope for just-in-time arrivals
Terminal scheduling planner Portchain has signed up ONE as its second top 10 carrier. Alignment between carriers and terminals can improve schedules and efficiency
Hapag-Lloyd lays out ‘Strategy 2030’ to stay at the top
The new strategy is built on five pillars, including a target of a net zero fleet by 2045
Singapore-Rotterdam corridor initiative expands partnership
GDSC names world’s fifth-largest box line, Hapag-Lloyd, among latest companies to sign up for port collaboration during Singapore Maritime Week, while the initiative also announces progress on its digitalisation efforts and plans for alternative fuel pilots
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