Voyager Blogs

Perhaps it’s the after-effects of two years in which knowledge workers got to stay at home and manual workers worked, but suddenly the desire t…

With so much attention on action to decarbonise the maritime economy, it seems obvious to include all possible stakeholders in the conversation. …

With the COP 26 climate conference only weeks away, the shipping industry is increasing its focus on the business not just of reducing greenhouse…

Regular readers of this blog will have long recognised that the challenges facing the shipping industry amount to generational rather than cyclic…

If we didn’t know already, the period of rapid energy and technology transition facing shipping will have significant impacts. Costs, asset val…

One name dominates any review of the last 12 months in shipping. And as the Ever Given finally unloaded its cargo across Northern Europe, insurer…

Artificial Intelligence is – depending on your perspective – humanity’s greatest technological advance or the greatest risk to its …

If any further reminder was needed of the gulf that separates the business suits from the boiler suits in shipping then the Pandemic has provided…

The last 18 months have shown the collective inability of the shipping industry – charities, corporates, unions and even the IMO – to…