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.
THE UK NAVAL AUTHORITY GLIDEPATH TO CERTIFIED IMO DEGREE 4 AUTONOMY - Copy
Warship
Achieving IMO Degree 4 autonomy is reshaping naval certification, with adaptive, goal-based frameworks enabling progression from remotely operated to fully autonomous vessels. Collaboration across UK defence regulators aligns safety and legal principles while addressing emerging architectures, technology risks, and engineering challenges. Early lessons reveal opportunities for scalable certification pathways ahead.
Painting of Adelphi Terrace, London
Painting of unknown date of Adelphi Terrace, London - the first headquarters of The Royal Institution of Naval Architects
In the early days, the Institution settled in rooms at Adelphi Terrace, London – first at No. 7, then at No. 9 and finally at No. 5 (the former house of David Garrick). The proximity of Adelphi Terrace to the Royal Society of Arts where John Scott Russell had been Secretary, and where for many years meetings of the Institution were held, made the choice of the Institution’s first headquarters very convenient.
Photograph of Adam Street, London
1919-1938 Photograph of unknown date of Adam Street, London
With the reconstruction of Adelphi Terrace after the 1914-1918 war, the Institution moved to the south corner of Adam Street nearby.
Fishing For Energy - Copy
Ship & Boat International
DRIFT Energy’s Most Valuable Yacht concept is designed to convert wind energy into green hydrogen while on the move, care of wind-assisted propulsion, a submerged turbine and a unique wind-hunting algorithm
The X Factor - Copy
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
The Naval Architect May-June 2026
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect May-June 2026 - Copy
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect March-April 2026
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect January-February 2026
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect - March 2025
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect - April 2025
The Naval Architect
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The Naval Architect - May 2025
The Naval Architect
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