The opening Big Issues session of the Maritime CEO Forum yesterday at the Monaco Yacht Club provided a revealing snapshot of where shipping stands today: navigating an era of unprecedented volatility, ...

Taiwan’s U-Ming Marine Offshore and Singapore-headquartered offshore energy maritime services firm Purus have formed a new joint venture aimed at expanding offshore wind operations in Taiwan and the ...

For shipping’s leaders, the biggest challenge today isn’t just keeping up with technology — it’s knowing which path to take. “Making decisions about which technology or fuel to invest in has not been ...

Pierre Aury on how little the world listens to Brussels. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) just postponed by one year its vote on the final version of the rules to deal with the ...

Crude oil tanker owners must make their bows this year to Washington DC and Beijing. The former’s energy policy has supported big oil investment in production in countries like Guyana as well as ...

October 18 saw International Maritime Organization member states vote for a one-year delay in the Net-Zero Framework (NZF), throwing shipping’s path towards decarbonisation into considerable doubt.

Sagitta Marine managing director Thomas Zaidman on what happens if fair and unimpeded port access becomes a tool of trade policy. After decades lying in the long grass, geopolitical forces have ...

Obviously I am biased, but genuinely I am always amazed how much ground we cover – and with such candour – at our half-day exclusive Maritime CEO Forums. Take last month’s valedictory forum at the ...

CNOOC subsidiary, China Offshore Oil Engineering Co (COOEC), has signed a contract for the construction of a wellhead platform and subsea pipelines for Thailand’s PTTEP. The contract, worth ...

Japan has achieved another world first in the race to decarbonise shipping. A consortium of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Yanmar Power Solutions and Japan Engine Corporation has successfully carried out ...

Splash’s Maritime CEO Forum is returning to Singapore in 2025, marking the 8th edition of the event. The forum is designed as the anti-shipping conference, in that it will be a half-day with panels ...