Contributions
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COP28 ensures IMO shines
Who better than Dr Tristan Smith from UCL Energy Institute to reflect on the key takeaways from the UN’s green…
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A year of too much news
Andrew Craig-Bennett, Splash’s lead columnist, is tasked with summarising the crazy year in maritime in 600 words. He fails. Such…
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Who ate my tanker supercycle?
In this exclusive extract from Splash Extra, our analyst looks at why the longed-for supercycle never showed up. The International…
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Training towards real inclusivity in the maritime sphere
Güven Kale, chief clinical officer at Mental Health Support Solutions, writes for Splash today. There is an urgent need for…
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Who’ll win the maritime tech battle?
Simon Francis, the founder of SHINC, a laytime claims platform, harks back to the dot.com bubble in assessing who will…
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What training can and cannot do
“If you think safety is expensive, try an accident!” – Stelios Hadji-Ionannou. Andrew Craig-Bennett loves aviation training, less so how…
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Want the maritime technology market to thrive? Stop glorifying raising money
Nick Chubb, the founder of Thetius, with some useful advice to startup founders. Picture the scene. You are a wide-eyed…
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2024 will be shipping’s decarbonisation reality check
If 2023 was a year of reckoning on the urgency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping, 2024 is when…
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Shipping: innocent victim of the global financial crisis?
Banking regulations are changing, and that’s potentially bad news for shipping, as Pierre Aury explains. Long gone are the days…
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All that liner shipping should be worried about going into 2024
In an exclusive extract from the November issue of Splash Extra, readers today can get an insight into the unique…
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Shipping’s upcoming dot-com bubble
Giampiero Soncini, managing director of Oceanly, is a seasoned maritime IT salesperson. Writing for Splash today he warns of clear…
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Words matter: Net is not zero
Madadh MacLaine, secretary-general of the Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association, is a fan of our lead columnist. Here, she dives…
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Shipping’s decarbonisation needs to work for the many, not just the few
Matthieu de Tugny, president of Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, writes for Splash today on a theme we intend to…
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How to attract the brightest and the best in Hong Kong
The final installment from our brand new magazine being widely distributed across Hong Kong Maritime Week. Like many other maritime…
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What it takes to win shipping’s pre-eminent pitch competition
Splash hears from the founders and three past winners of The Captain’s Table ahead of today’s finals which are being…
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What future for Hong Kong’s port in the 2020s?
Dr Jonathan Beard, a partner at EY Infrastructure Advisory, defines the city’s port role going forward as part of our…
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Where Hong Kong is falling short as a maritime hub
It’s Hong Kong Maritime Week where our brand new magazine is being distributed at multiple events. The local maritime community…
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Hong Kong’s strengths as a maritime hub
It’s Hong Kong Maritime Week where our brand new magazine is being distributed at multiple events. Today we identify the…
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Splash releases Hong Kong magazine
Ahead of the upcoming Hong Kong Maritime Week, Splash today launches its latest magazine – a 56-page assessment of where…
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The training racket and the seafarer
Andrew Craig-Bennett bemoans our industry’s misguided approach to training. There is a dangerous idea – common amongst those who speak…
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