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Articles for June 2024
Ship recycling volumes descend with candidates in short supply
Despite relatively strong prices being offered by ship recyclers, few shipowners are willing to scrap their old ships during a period of strong freight markets, writes Rob Wilmington of Lloyd's List
Supreme Court promotes certainty and stability in sales transactions
Varun Zaiwalla, at Zaiwalla & Co, reports on a recent case from the UK Supreme Court which will have wider ramifications for the marine sector
Navigating the seas of safety and sustainability
As the maritime industry charts a course toward a safer and more sustainable future, Sunil Krishnakumar, of the International Chamber of Shipping, sheds light on the newly released Engine Room Procedures Guide, Second Edition
Registration of ships - a necessity?
Stuart Plotnek, of Campbell Johnstone Clark, considers a recent question on whether a buyer was obliged to register its vessel
The current state of the marine salvage industry
James Herbert, of the International Salvage Union, discusses the changing challenges facing salvors, stressing their value remains undiminished
Roadmap pointing way for digital transformation of shipping
Ali Riaz, of OrbitMI, discusses the ways technology is aiding shipping navigation
Connected exposures in the maritime supply chain
Russell Group Ltd's Julian Kirkman-Page outlines why connected risk is an issue for the maritime supply chain and how work is underway to find a solution to address this issue
When the ship hits the span
Nazery Khalid reflects the need to boost navigation safety following a recent spate of maritime collisions and groundings
A welcome step change in Greek law
Timon Karamanos and Vassilis Mavrakis, at Hill Dickinson, believe the New Greek Code of Private Maritime Law is a welcome change in current practice