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Articles for April 2024
A sea of data
Andre Reinlert, Darren Smith and Tom Bowden, of Ocean Infinity, suggest remote and autonomous ship operations will drive the future of marine data management
Transforming shipping: the role of the eBL
Niels Nuyens, of the Digital Container Shipping Association, takes us through the current role of a bill of lading, the issues a paper-based system presents, and how electronic bills of lading may help
What exactly is a "ship"?
Chris Kidd, of CJC, discusses the legal definition of a ship and how that varies according to jurisdiction
Shipping prepares for its first dance with carbon trading
Determining who pays what and where is still causing headaches, writes Declan Bush of Lloyd's List
A convergence of crises
Lars Lange, of the International Union of Marine Insurance, warns of the mounting challenges facing the shipping sector, which could hamper the future sustainability of the industry
Insurers consider cover for autonomous shipping
Colin Lavelle and Reema Shour, of Hill Dickinson, discuss the challenges of providing cover for autonomous vehicles
Deep diving towards decarbonisation
Nazery Khalid shares his observations on shipping's efforts to decarbonise
Industry must act now to prevent crewing crisis worsening
Captain Gilbert Garcia, of Senator Crewing Manila, warns the sector has little time to react to a worsening crew situation
Global supply chains under threat from myriad events
We often hear that shipping accounts for more than 80 per cent of global trade but, as Liz Booth reports, that relies on a smooth supply chain - something that is in short supply right now