Even though the maritime industry will benefit from decarbonisation and digitalisation, it is equally vital to understand and address the corresponding safety challenges.

With supply chain congestion and widespread delays in the container trades currently being experienced, abandoned cargo is likely to cause headaches for many stakeholders, including ports and terminals, forwarders and logistics companies, and, of course, carriers.

Alongside everyday operations taken with environmental care, the Port of HaminaKotka and its partners have many ongoing projects to make them more climate-friendly.

Protecting lives is one of the founding principles of OneLearn Global, the digital e-learning training provider to the maritime industry.

"At its core, decoupling is really a contest being fought over the economy of the future." That is how the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China's Decoupling. Severed Ties and Patchwork Globalisation report ends.

Bitter enemies normalising their relationship and, eventually, becoming trusting partners? History shows that it is, indeed, possible.

The Board of the Baltic Ports Organization (BPO) has gathered for an online session to discuss several topics, including the Fit for 55 package introduced earlier this year by the European Commission (COM).

Baltic ports are well known for their strides towards greening the maritime transport sector and establishing the region as an eco-friendly shipping role model.

Two trends that will significantly impact ports in the coming years have markedly accelerated in the last year.

The shipping industry is under much pressure to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years. We at Deltamarin are seeing this first-hand.