BIMCO: “Shipping needs a different kind of leader today”

Shipping has long rewarded technical excellence. The strongest leaders were the ones who understood operations inside out, including chartering, vessels, compliance and performance. But that model is no longer enough. When we spoke with Irene Rosberg, Director of the Executive MBA in Shipping and Logistics (The Blue MBA) at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), she pointed …

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Netherlands offers €34 million in funding for low-carbon shipping projects

The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management will open applications in May for the second funding round of its €210 million ($247 million) Maritime Masterplan. The ministry will allocate €33.6 million ($40 million) from the National Growth Fund to support companies investing in development and demonstration of ships fuelled with hydrogen, methanol, ammonia or …

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Mental health experts warn increased use of multiple digital tools and processes could lead to technostress among crews

Mental health experts are warning crewing managers to be alert to signs of technostress that could arise from the digital demands a seafarer must grapple with while at sea. As ships become smarter, more connected and quieter, a new challenge of technostress is slowly emerging, warns Mental Health Support Solutions. From fatigue sensors to AI-assisted …

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Saipem loses drillship deal to higher bidder

Norwegian drillship owner Deep Value Driller has decided to sell its seventh-generation drillship Deep […] The post Saipem loses drillship deal to higher bidder appeared first on Offshore Energy.

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