Offshore Technology
Offshore Technology explores the systems, engineering practices, innovations and challenges, driving offshore operations across energy and marine sectors. Topics you can expect include subsea engineering, floating production systems, offshore wind technologies, digital monitoring and control systems, and asset integrity management.
Delve into analysis, and insights on emerging technologies improving safety, efficiency, and performance in increasingly harsher offshore environments in the journey to cleaner sustainable energy sources.
BEYOND CARBON INTENSITY: ENHANCING GHG REDUCTIONS THROUGH EFFECTIVE ENERGY EFFICIECNY METRIC AND REGULATORY ALIGNMENT
CII
The effectiveness of maritime emissions regulation is increasingly under scrutiny. Analysis of Carbon Intensity Indicator performance reveals opportunities for energy-based alternatives, including propulsion-focused efficiency metrics and clearer emissions accounting. The findings highlight potential regulatory overlap, offering strategic insights into how future frameworks could better accelerate greenhouse gas reductions ahead globally.
The X Factor
Ship & Boat International
Years of extensive testing are paying off for Slovenia’s EJET, which is soon to expand its all-electric jet tender business with a larger, more powerful model
MARITIME AUTONOMY - A VISION OR REALITY
Warship
Autonomous maritime systems may reduce risk to personnel, but claims of improved safety require stronger evidence. By applying inherent safety, fault tolerance and layered protection principles within dynamic safety cases, evolving approaches are reshaping system design, governance and assurance while addressing complex legal, operational and stakeholder challenges in autonomy.
A GLOBAL VIEW OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF WAVE CLIMATE EXTREMES ON SUSTAINABLE SHIP DESIGN AND OPERABILITY: A REVIEW
Warship
Climate change is challenging long-held assumptions in vessel design and operability. Emerging evidence on extreme waves, cyclones and shifting ocean conditions highlights growing risks to stability, structural integrity and efficiency. By aligning future climate projections with design criteria, new recommendations aim to strengthen resilience, safety and operational performance.
The Naval Architect May-June 2026
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The Naval Architect - March 2025
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The Naval Architect - April 2025
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The Naval Architect - May 2025
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The Naval Architect - June 2025
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect - July 2025
The Naval Architect
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