Issue 83 • September 2022

Inside the UK Government’s five-year maritime strategy

The port of Antwerp-Bruges goes for hydrogen

Prima: NCL’S newest ship makes its maiden voyage

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The future of Shipbuilding

The UK sector has been urged to prove its competitiveness

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  • Contents
  • CR Ocean Engineering
  • Southerly Designs
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • Shipping industry briefing
  • Ukraine crisis executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Martechnic
  • Comment
  • Countering tomorrow’s UUV threats: from concept to reality
  • Clean fuels can’t leapfrog clean technologies
  • Raising and maintaining maritime safety standards
  • Why the future of global trade is digital
  • In Depth
  • Are UK shipyards prepared to invest in the future?
  • Decarbonising in the maritime industry through hybridisation
  • Inside the UK Government’s five-year maritime strategy
  • The Port of Antwerp-Bruges goes for Hydrogen
  • The Russia-Ukraine conflict’s global impact on maritime trade
  • Sohar shines bright with a new solar project
  • Future Cruise
  • The cruise industry briefing
  • Meet the ultimate cruise cocktail: NCL’s newest ship Prima
  • Brintons rolls out the red carpet for cruises
  • Transcend Cruises wants to bring a new class to river cruises
  • Flying ferries: Candela’s new electric vessels
  • In Data
  • Europe is seeing a hiring jump in ship industry big data roles
  • Robotics innovation among ship industry companies has dropped off in the last three months
  • Filings buzz: tracking industrial automation mentions in the maritime industry
  • Debt offerings decreased significantly in H2 2021
  • Events
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