Container ship orderbook to surpass 10m teu…and counting
Meeting demand and then some, cash rich box lines continue their ordering spree, which now stands at 10m teu, but will carriers find a golden egg, or crash into the poop deck.
Decarbonizing the Maritime Industry: Key solutions and strategies
With growing international pressure to reduce emissions and slow down the effects of global warming and climate change, the maritime industry is stepping up its decarbonization efforts. Targets have become more ambitious and regulations more stringent, and it is now clear to stakeholders across shipping’s value chain that action needs to be taken today to reduce emissions.
2026-27 World Maritime Day theme to take policy to practice
‘From Policy to Practice: Powering Maritime Excellence’ has been selected as the International Maritime Organization’s World Maritime Day theme for 2026 and 2027, culminating in the annual celebration on the final Thursday of September each year.
Day of the Seafarer 2025 – My Harassment-Free Ship
On this year’s Day of the Seafarer, the International Ship Engineering Service (ISES) Association joins the global maritime community to raise awareness and take a stand for the rights and dignity of every seafarer.
We reaffirm our commitment to promoting a harassment-free maritime environment where all seafarers feel safe, appreciated, loved, and respected.
Top 10 Shipowning Nations by Total Asset Value for 2025
Since publishing our Top 10 Shipowning Nations in 2024, VesselsValue has updated the latest rankings across the globe, showcasing total asset values of fleets—both live and on order—by beneficial owner country. From China overtaking Japan to achieve pole position with an impressive fleet valued at USD 255 bn to Switzerland’s notable entry at USD 68 bn.
IMO’s Historic Emission Control Initiative: new North-East Atlantic Ocean Emission Control Area (ECA)
In a significant decision, the International Maritime Organization’s 83rd Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC83) has approved the creation of a new Emission Control Area (ECA) in the North-East Atlantic Ocean. This ECA introduces stricter regulations on emissions from ships, with considerable benefits for both environmental protection and public health. It will be the world’s largest ECA to date.
European Shipping Summit Brussels
Secretary General of International Ship Engineering Service (ISES) Association will be part of the European Shipping Summit in Brussels organized by the European Shipowners Association (ECSA) on the 19th & 18th of March.
Software for Satellites Market Analysis and Forecasts, 2024-2034
The software for satellite market is experiencing significant growth, driven by several key factors such as the increasing demand for satellite-based services, advancements in satellite technology, the rise of commercial space exploration, and the growing need for real-time data analysis and satellite management solutions.
European Maritime Transport Environmental Report 2025
This second edition of the European Maritime Transport Environmental Report (EMTER 2025) examines the progress made towards achieving Europe′s decarbonisation targets and environmental goals for the maritime sector while indicating the most important trends, key challenges, and opportunities.
IMO UPDATE IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 109) – LR Summary Report
Key issues that MSC is considering at the moment include the development of a safety regulatory framework supporting the reduction of GHG using alternative fuels and new technologies, and developing a Code for maritime autonomous ships.