Simplifying the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI)
In this article, we’ll demystify EEXI, highlight its significance, and outline the steps to achieve compliance if your vessel does not currently meet EEXI requirements.
What is Ship Crewing Services and Crew Management?
Crewing ships with well-qualified, trained and experienced seafarers is the cornerstone of efficient shipping operations and it is for this reason that crew management companies exist. Read this article to know everything about crew management.
What is Maritime Lien?
With this article, you will know about the pros, cons, and technical details that govern a maritime lien. With a wide array of information on the topic, this is your go-to article on everything to do with a maritime lien.
What is Ship Chartering Process?
Do you want to know what is ship chartering and the process followed for the same? Check out this article to learn everything about ship chartering process.
The Importance of Classification Societies in the Maritime Industry
Maritime classification societies were born out of a need to ensure the continued safety and security of the maritime domain, including vessels and various marine aiding constructions. Read this article to know more.
One Day for Seafarers, A Lifetime of Work Ahead
Although maritime regulations, in general, impact the seafaring communities at large, there is a need to draw attention to their concerns and interests specifically.
What are Intermodal and Multimodal Transport Systems?
Transportation of goods by intermodal containers using more than one mode of transport is called Intermodal transport. Read the article to know more about intermodal and multimodal transport systems.
What are Hague-Visby Rules?
The Hague-Visby Rules explain the importance of Bill of lading, and regulations imposed on the parties agreeing to charter a ship. Find out more about the Hague-Visby protocol in the article.
Nautical Law: What is UNCLOS?
UNCLOS stands for the United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea. The convention is also sometimes referred to as the Law of the Sea Convention or the Law of the Sea treaty.