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As the shipping industry scrutinises every aspect of onboard operations to improve operational efficiency and environmental performance, Paul Nailor of Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions discusses the company’s shaft line innovations.
From doubling the overhaul period of its Airguard Seal to a complete rethink of the stern tube set up, Paul outlines the industry challenges that led to the development of Wärtsilä's Next Level Shaft Line Solutions, as well as each technology's operational benefits.
As the industry trend moves from oil to water lubrication, Paul speaks on the flexibility of Wärtsilä's EvoTube — which allows the ability to convert from oil to water lubrication — as well as its space saving benefits and advanced yet simplified design.
The conversation explores the significance of maintenance and component life cycles, highlighting how Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions was able to extend the service interval of its 10-year Airguard Seal, the the inherent longevity of its IntelliSafe bearing, and the actionable insights offered by its Shaft Line Monitoring Equipment.
Sustainability credentials and customer feedback are discussed for each of the technologies, with future episodes set to focus on the technical details of the Next Level Shaft Line Solutions, and experiences of the products out in the field.
Visit the Wärtsilä website for more information on its Next Level Shaft Line Solutions.
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In this In Focus episode of Seatrade Maritime Podcast, Emma Howell, Content Director at Seatrade Maritime, talks with Ahmad Abdulaziz Sindi, General Manager of the Transportation Sector at the Oil Sustainability Program (OSP).
They discuss the upcoming Saudi Maritime and Logistics Congress, the role of OSP in promoting sustainable hydrocarbon utilisation, and the key initiatives aimed at enhancing the sustainability in maritime.
Learn more about:
An overview of the Oil Sustainability Program (OSP)The key initiatives and objectives of the OSPEnvironmental sustainability challenges in maritime industryRole of oil in maritime sustainabilityTechnologies for improving fuel oil efficiencyA regional focus on fuel efficiencyThe future Goals of OSP in shipping and maritimeListen to the episode now to get the full picture
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A massive blast in Ningo-Zhoushan port, building a regional carrier in the Middle East, and the X-Press Pearl master held in Sri Lanka for over three years. Maritime in Minutes runs through the editors' picks from the news in August 2024.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of August, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
In connectivity reliability and service matter not brand: Inmarsat
Newbuilding orders at Chinese shipyards up 43% in H1
Port of Hueneme to use exhaust-sucking barges to control emissions
Massive blast on Yang Ming container ship in Ningbo
Podcast: Building a new regional shipping player with Folk Maritime CEO Poul Hestbaek
US East Coast port strike the next spanner in supply chains
Bahri inks $1 billion deal to buy nine VLCCs
X-Press Pearl Captain trapped in Sri Lanka for over three years
Seafarer charities propose strengthened shore leave regulation
Eidesvik Offshore to operate world’s first ammonia powered PSV
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The comparison between the shipping and the aviation industries is a common one, with it often felt that maritime lags behind.
Bringing systems over from aviation to maritime has proved to be more difficult than it sounds, but this is something that SITA, through SmartSea, is looking to change.
Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand sits down with Julian Panter, CEO of SmartSea, to discuss the transformative potential of bringing aviation technology to the maritime industry.
The discussion covers:
The setting up of SmartSea and the company’s aimsComparisons between shipping and aviationImmediate technological solutions for shippingChallenges in the maritime industryUnifying maritime digital languageCollaboration with Columbia Ship ManagementThe future for SmartSeaListen to the full conversation now
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Efficiency is key to commercial and environmental performance in shipping, in this episode we discuss efficiency as an ethos and the technologies that enable more efficient tanker operations.
With SMM 2024 and its environmental conference gmec just around the corner, Seatrade Maritime’s Gary Howard spoke to Ardmore Shipping technical manager Suraj Batra about the importance of operational efficiency in the Ardmore fleet, and some of the technologies the company has trialled and adopted in its pursuit of optimisation.
Tune in to hear Ardmore’s transition plan as the company prepares for the retirement of CEO Anthony Gurnee, and Batra’s thoughts on the most impactful efficiency strategies employed across the company’s product tanker fleet.
The episode previews a topic at gmec 2024, where Batra joins a panel session on decarbonisation through fleet efficiency alongside Harriet Hunnisett-Johnson, head of maritime at Signol, Yarden Gross, CEO & co-founder at Orca AI, and Cristina Aleixendri, COO & co-founder at bound4blue, moderated by Thetius founder Nick Chubb.
The conversation on the day will combine the expertise of the wider panel to cover AI technology in operational efficiency, wind assisted propulsion, and the role of organisational and behavioural change in bringing about decarbonisation.
Claus Ulrich Selbach, Business Unit Director Maritime and Technology Fairs at SMM organiser Hamburg Messe und Congress also joins the episode to give an update on the gmec 2024 programme. Uli shares new innovations on the show floor at SMM this year such as the AI center, start-ups@SMM, and the future fuels area, and the show’s own environmental efforts such as removing carpets and embracing public transport.
SMM takes place in Hamburg from September 3-6, 2024, with its flagship environmental conference gmec on September 4. Open to all ticket holders, gmec will be located on the Green Stage in hall A4.
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Folk Maritime is a newcomer to the feeder and shortsea trades but has chosen an experienced leader in container shipping to bring the company’s ambitions to life.
In this episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast, Folk Maritime CEO Poul Hestbaek speaks to Seatrade Maritime’s Gary Howard about the company’s expansion plans, and how Saudi Arabia’s backing and Vision 2030 gives Folk a long-term view of shipping in the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf.
The conversation covers topics including:
Fleet expansion and newbuilding plansShipping market trends, vessel design, and fuel sourceThe impact of Red Sea diversions on network planningUsing technology to improve container shipping efficiencyNetwork expansion and the growth of India-Middle East trade
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The impact of geopolitics on shipping have come into sharp focus with the Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and war in Ukraine.
The latest episode of the Chat About Geopolitics and Trade series features John Thompson Co-founder and Commercial Director of global maritime risk management specialists Ambrey.
In a chat with Punit Oza Founder of Maritime NXT, John comments, “Shipping is a huge part of global trade, but it's often the unseen part."
Delving into how shipping is impacted by wider geopolitical events the conversation between John and Punit covers:
The role of geopolitics in maritime tradeThe evolution of Ambrey and the shift into analyticsTechnology and maritime risk managementInsurance and risk assessmentData integration and AIGlobal risk mappingThe future of maritime domain awarenessCareer advice for aspiring professionalsListen to the full conversation now
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A fiery dark fleet tanker collision. Deaths from enclosed space incidents. The best earnings for shipping in 15 years. Maritime in Minutes runs through the editors' picks from the news in July 2024.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of July, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
Feeder squeeze on the horizon
Vessel boardings and geopolitics dominate Asian maritime security
Uncovering a black market for stolen ship engine spares
Methane emissions measurement standards needed as penalties loom
Attacks on Red Sea shipping bankrupt Israeli port
Ship safety incidents stable as enclosed space casualties rise
Geopolitical events push shipping earnings to 15 year high
Xeneta sees first crack in container carrier spot rate consensus
Malaysia detains tanker fleeing after collision
Seafarer welfare – the digital divide
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A return in ordering for tankers, shipyard expansion, and increasing production by Chinese shipbuilders are all signs of a buoyant shipbuilding market in 2024.
In a five-part series mid-year we take stock of shipping markets in the first six months of the year and look ahead to the remainder of the 2024 with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this final part of the series the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talks with Adam Kent, Managing Director of MSI, about the performance and outlook for the shipbuilding market.
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Disruption has built on disruption for the tanker markets generally keeping rates at high levels while newbuilding deliveries remain low.
In a five-part series mid-year we take stock of shipping markets in the first six months of the year and look ahead to the remainder of the 2024 with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this fourth part the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talks with Tim Smith from MSI about the performance and outlook for the tanker shipping market.
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The dry bulk shipping market has rebounded in the first half of 2024 driven by the Capesize sector and the iron ore trades – will this positive trend continue for the remainder of the year?
In a five-part series mid-year we take stock of shipping markets in the first six months of the year and look ahead to the remainder of the 2024 with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this second part the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talks with Plamen Natzkoff, Associate Director for Dry Bulk Commodities and Freight with MSI about the performance and outlook for the dry bulk shipping market.
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Spot container freight rates have surged to unexpected highs in the first half of 2024 due the Red Sea crisis, what will happen in the remaining months of the year?
In a five-part series mid-year we take stock of shipping markets in the first six months of the year and look ahead to the remainder of the 2024 with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this second part the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talked to Daniel Richards from MSI, about the developments in the container shipping market and the outlook for the remainder of the year.
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Accelerating economic growth, improved demand, and the impact of Red Sea diversions have combined to boost shipping markets across the board in the first half of 2024.
In a five-part series mid-year we take stock of shipping markets in the first six months of the year and look ahead to the remainder of the 2024 with experts Maritime Strategies International (MSI).
In this first part the Seatrade Maritime Podcast talked to Adam Kent, Managing Director of MSI, about the overall macro-economic picture for shipping so far in 2024.
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The shipping market in the first half of 2024 has been characterised by strong significant movement and earnings for some sectors are now highest they have been in 15 years. So what does the second half of the year have in store?
We're just past the half-way point of the year and the Seatrade Maritime Podcast takes stock of movements in shipping markets over the first six months of 2024 and looks ahead at expectations for the remainder of the year.
In this latest shipping markets outlook episode we are joined by analysts from Maritime Strategies International (MSI) to take a look at the outlook for containers, tankers, dry bulk, and shipbuilding in the second half of the year.
Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand discusses the outlook for shipping markets with Adam Kent, Daniel Richards, Plamen Natzkoff, and Tim Smith from MSI.
Setting the scene Adam says, “Versus a year ago, we've seen some really strong, significant movements, both on earnings and second hand values across all of shipping, apart from LNG. Earnings now for some sectors of shipping are the highest they've been for the last 15 years. So, shipping generally across the board is doing well as we approach the second half of 2024.”
Hear from the experts on their opinions about where different sectors are headed and learn the answers to questions including:
Is container shipping set for a repeat of the highest freight rate levels that were seen in the pandemic?Will the better performance and optimism of the dry bulk shipping market carry through to the second half of the yearWhat impact will the return of newbuilding orders have on the tanker market?How are shipyards gearing up to cope with newbuilding demand?Get ahead on the outlook for shipping in the second half of 2024 in just over 40 minutes. Listen to the episode now.
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Being a nice guy doesn't pay in container shipping. The biggest Posidonia ever. Who pays in an alternative fuel spill? Maritime in Minutes runs through the editors' picks from the news in June 2024.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of June, with their highlights from the news in maritime and shipping, from the biggest stories to those that simply piqued their interest.
Hear more about:
Greek shipowners take on the regulators
Yangshan and Salalah top container port efficiency index
Baltimore channel fully reopened
Being the nice guy does not pay for container lines
Who pays for an alternative fuel spill?
Increasing US focus on intersection of merchant shipping and national security
Heightened risk on Day of the Seafarer 2024
Black swans and peak oil at the dawn of a golden age
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Understanding around mental health in shipping has improved, but more work is required to build on awareness and advocacy to deliver actions that address the specific challenges of a life at sea.
There is a growing awareness of the importance of mental health and wellbeing in society and within the maritime industry, but the challenges of isolation and pressures of seafaring present specific challenges.
In this Maritime Masterclass episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast, Ivy League clinically trained and licenced Trauma Psychotherapist and former seafarer Pam Kern shares her views on what the industry is getting right, and what more can be done to improve the lives of those working onboard ships.
Listen to the episode to hear Pam’s own experience at sea, her career path since coming ashore, what she has learned as an educator and advocate in the mental health space. Kern speaks about the barriers to seeking care and her priority actions for improving mental health at sea.
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In this latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast we take a dive into how geopolitics impacts investment decisions in shipping.
Presenter Punit Oza, founder of MaritimeNXT, talks with Christoph Toepfer from Borealis Maritime about the geopolitical landscape impacts their business.
The conversation covers:
Geopolitical risks and their impact on investment decisionsThe Red Sea crisis and security challengesTechnology’s role in optimising shipping, although progress has been slowAdvise for students preparing for a future in shippingListen now to hear about all these topics and much more
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Upgrading, refitting and repairing ships is taking on a new significance as shipping decarbonises, Drydocks World CEO Captain Rado Antolovic, PhD gives his view in the latest episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast.
Recorded in the run up to Posidonia 2024, Capt. Rado speaks to Seatrade Maritime’s Emma Howell about the importance of Greek shipping to Drydocks World and the historic ties between the yard and Greece.
Drydocks World’s 25-year business master plan is explored in detail, giving insight into recent and future investments at the Dubai yard and the commercial and environmental factors driving strategic decisions.
Capt. Rado shares insights on effective leadership and management in the shipbuilding industry, emphasising the importance of being present and involved in work, spending time with employees, and leading by example.
The conversation covers the expansion of Drydocks World’s service offering in the EPC and oil and gas sectors, the role of technology in modern shipbuilding, ship repair, and fabrication, and the importance of retaining a skilled workforce in the industry.
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Surging container freight rates and port congestion. Refloating the Dali in Baltimore. Is more consolidation in offshore marine to come? Just some of the topics we’ll be discussing in this episode of Maritime in Minutes.
Seatrade Maritime News’ Marcus Hand and Gary Howard reflect on the month of May in maritime and shipping with the stories that stood out from our coverage.
Hear more about:
Gulf in expected freight rates slows Transpacific negotiation
Alternative fuel newbuilding contracts up 48% in first four months
Boom time for tanker owners as Q1 earnings exceed expectations
Tidewater eyes acquisition opportunities in the Americas
Unmasking the extent of container shipping’s potential overcapacity
Container spot rates surge across major trades
Dali refloated, under tug escort in Baltimore
Shipping concerned over onerous new US cyber-security regulations
MOL targets 80 wind propulsion installations by 2035
Singapore port reactivating mothballed berths to fight congestion
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Two experts on all things maritime in Greece share their market insights and set the scene for Posidonia 2024 on June 3-7.
As Posidonia 2024 draws near, Seatrade Maritime senior correspondent Gary Howard speaks to Elias Kariambas, vice president, business development, Greece at ABS and Theodore Vokos, managing director at Posidonia Events to set the scene for Greece’s biggest international maritime exhibition.
Elias brings his insights into the challenges facing shipowners in Greece across all sectors, and his understanding of their priorities from conversations at ABS’s events and seminars in the country, and meetings with shipowning clients.
Theo brings his own viewpoint on what’s happening in Greece, and how regional and global shipping challenges are reflected in the Posidonia 2024 exhibition and event programme.
Education is a strong theme from both guests as shipping looks to inspire young generations and secure a supply of talent across the wide range of roles the maritime industry relies on both on land and at sea.
Decarbonisation, digitalisation and regulation are woven throughout the conversation, reflecting the importance and interdependence of those topics, the leading role class plays in supporting shipowners in achieving compliance, and Posidonia’s position as a both a place for industry conversations and a marketplace for the technologies and products shipping relies on.
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