In this latest episode of Market Talks by The Maritime Podcast, part of The Maritime Online Series, Paul Bartlett, shipping consultant and journalist delivers the latest regulatory update on Ship Operations and the outcomes from MEPC 76.

Shipowners and operators face a challenging future as maritime regulations tighten on various fronts. In this podcast, we will take a brief look at some topical regulatory issues specific to ship operation.

In this latest episode of Market Talks by The Maritime Podcast, part of The Maritime Online Series, Paul Bartlett, shipping consultant and journalist delivers the latest regulatory update on decarbonisation and the outcomes from MEPC 76.

In this latest episode of Market Talks by The Maritime Podcast, part of The Maritime Online Series, Paul Bartlett, shipping consultant and journalist delivers the latest regulatory update on EU Emissions and the outcomes from MEPC 76.

This podcast explores the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme, and a range of ship operational issues which are currently or likely to appear in the regulatory spotlight.

In this latest episode of Market Talks by The Maritime Podcast, part of The Maritime Online Series, Paul Bartlett, shipping consultant and journalist delivers the latest regulatory update on decarbonisation and the outcomes from MEPC 76.

International Shipping’s environmental performance is under intense scrutiny. The requirement for the industry to reduce greenhouse gas emissions took centre stage at the IMO’s recent MEPC 76 meeting, and decarbonisation may be the number one priority right now. But there are a range of other regulatory initiatives that owners and operators need to monitor. 

In this podcast, released on this year’s Day of the Seafarer, Capt. Mohamed Al Ali, Senior Vice President of Ship Management at ADNOC Logistics & Services (ADNOC L&S), has called for coordinated global action led by the IMO and governments to ensure regulated crew changes and wellbeing of seafarers.

In this latest episode of In Conversation by The Maritime Podcast, Marcus Hand, Editor of Seatrade Maritime News talks with Mark O’Neil, President of Intermanager and President & CEO of Colombia Shipmanagement, about the top issues facing the sector today.

In the crewing week of the Maritime Online Series, Marcus Hand sat down with Mark O’Neil in his role as Intermanager President which he took in December last year.

The discussion covers O’Neil’s aims as President of the association, the crew change crisis, seafarer vaccination, the image and influence of the shipping industry, and creating standards for ship management as a sector.

In this In Conversation episode of the Maritime Podcast Marcus Hand, Editor of Seatrade Maritime News, talks with Søren Høll, CEO of KPI OceanConnect, about the changes taking place in the marine fuels and bunkering markets around the world.

The conversation between Søren Høll and Marcus Hand covers the merger of KPI Bridge Oil and OceanConnect last year and the need for continued consolidation in the bunker sphere. It also takes the listener on a journey through the implementation of the IMO 2020 low sulphur fuel regulations, price fluctuations and the challenges that lie ahead with decarbonizing the shipping industry. As well as the key role bunkering has to play in this transition. The conversation zeroes in on the issues of credit, scale and counterparty risk and how to mitigate these going forward.

This episode of Maritime in Minutes covers warnings that the crew change crisis could be even worse in 2021 as Covid-19 variants rise restricting travel, the gulf in port and terminal efficiency between Asia and the US, a look at the struggle to vaccinate the world’s seafarers, the relationship between shipping and the media, and the latest containership cargo fire – the X-Press Pearl.

Maritime Masterclasses is an on-demand mentorship programme featuring a series of interviews with industry leaders.

In this episode Captain Gamal Fekry Managing Director & Owner, MC Ship Management shares a first-hand recount about life at sea.

The pathway to decarbonisation is the biggest issue facing shipping over the long term with most solutions focusing on fuels such as hydrogen, ammonia and methanol.

But there is another option that is attracting growing serious interest – advanced atomic power using small-scale Molten Salt Reactors (MSR) to either power vessels directly or produce green fuel such as hydrogen using floating offshore production.

Mikael Boe discusses how these liquid fuelled micro reactors could be used to directly power ships or produce zero carbon fuels on offshore floating production plants. The wide-ranging conversation covers pilot projects, market acceptance, regulatory issues and public perception and safety concerns. Is atomic energy the answer to shipping’s decarbonisation conundrum? Listen to the podcast with Mikael Boe and decide for yourself.