Navigating the Future of Shipping
Presented by Lukwesa Burak
Presented by Lukwesa Burak
Strategically positioned along a major shipping route, Gibraltar is playing a vital role in the industry’s shift towards sustainability. The Gibraltar Port Authority is supporting the transition from traditional fuels to newer, green alternatives through innovative practices and efficient operations.
Protecting our planet is crucial due to the growing threat of climate change. Recognising our urgent need to decarbonise, Artemis Technologies is transforming the maritime industry using innovative technology and solutions to help future-proof our oceans and waterways.
The Honourable Gemma Arias-Vasquez, Minister for the Port and Maritime Services in Gibraltar, shares insights on how Gibraltar's unique location and agile, interconnected community support it as a leader in the maritime industry, particularly in sustainability and innovation.
Marine insurance helps maintain the stability of the global economy by safeguarding vessels, cargo, and people. Global insurance broker Lockton Marine share how they keep the world moving by transferring risks in our ever-changing environment.
With over 100 years of experience, Oldendorff Carriers is committed to providing energy-efficient, cost-effective transportation solutions. As a privately held, family-owned company, it supports the global shift to cleaner energy through agile decision-making, embracing digitalisation, and investment in upskilling its diverse workforce.
Off the north coast of Scotland, the small island community of Orkney is celebrating 50 years of marine monitoring. The Marine Environmental Unit based at Orkney Harbours has been dedicated to surveying the local waters, investigating topics such as the introduction of non-native species, impacts of pollution, and climate change.
As an island nation, the UK relies on the maritime industry for the smooth running of our supply chain, our ports play an integral role. Find out how they are working to achieve decarbonisation targets, from the scenic Port of Liverpool, owned by Peel Ports Group.
Through its innovative online platform, RightShip is turning data into actionable insights for stakeholders across the maritime supply chain. This initiative empowers stakeholders to make better informed decisions and aims to create a zero-harm maritime industry, that prioritises sustainability and the wellbeing of those who work at sea.
The maritime industry faces growing pressure to cut emissions and meet new environmental regulations. Sonihull’s ultrasonic antifouling system addresses these challenges by enhancing fuel efficiency and extending the life cycle of aging fleets. It also offers significant environmental benefits, helping shipowners to meet new standards while lowering maintenance costs.
The shipping industry is working to improve operational efficiency to meet both sustainability targets and increase productivity. Grant Hunter, Director, Standards, Innovation and Research at BIMCO, discusses their “Just in Time Arrival” strategy and how this can help.
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The shipping industry is essential to UK prosperity, with its success driven by its people. With a wide range of careers available both on land and at sea, Kathryn Neilson from the UK Chamber of Shipping and Amilia Busby who is just starting her career, share why it’s such a great industry to work in.
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Lukwesa Burak is a news presenter and former weather presenter for BBC News in the UK. Previously, she worked for Al Jazeera English, Sky News and Africa Edition on eNCA, based in South Africa.
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The Gibraltar Port Authority was established in 2005. Its strategy is to build on Gibraltar's unique georgraphical position and provide a vital link between all shipping stakeholders in order to deliver the best possible service to visiting ships in a safe and efficient operating environment. As part of delivering this core function, they manage safety of navigation, as well as regulating the various activities which are carried out in their waters.
