Voyager Blogs

The COVID pandemic brought digitalisation to the fore, forcing societies to embrace new ways of working, studying and connecting, adopting digita…

ECDIS is everywhere, but training and regulation have yet to catch up with its ubiquity onboard ship, meaning that mariners may not make the best…

Shipping markets are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to get. You might end up with toothache or get a massive sugar r…

The shipping industry is in some ways, back where it was a decade ago. Uncertainty about what shape future environment regulations will look like…

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…