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The vast oceans that connect continents are about to witness a revolution that will fundamentally transform how goods move around the world. Autonomous ships, vessels capable of navigating without human crews are no longer science fiction. They're here, operating in real waters, and poised to reshape the entire global supply chain ecosystem in ways we're only beginning to understand.

The maritime industry is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and the Internet of Things (IoT). These technologies are reshaping the roles and responsibilities of marine engineers, enhancing operational efficiency, improving safety standards, and enabling predictive maintenance strategies. As digital systems become integral to shipboard operations, marine engineering is rapidly evolving into a data

AI Generated Image The evolution of marine propulsion technology has led to the development of dual-fuel engines, which offer the capability to operate on both natural gas and conventional fuel oils. These engines are widely used in LNG carriers and other vessels due to their fuel flexibility, operational efficiency, and lower emissions. Since their inception, dual-fuel engines have undergone significant advancements to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and meet stringent

DMET Club Citadel Live Session with Ritu Chaudhri: A Deep Dive into Maritime Fuel Management, Additive Technology, and Solutions for...

The Zoom session, part of the Dmet Club Sunday Citadel series, featured Chris Chatterton as the guest speaker. The session began with...

The Growing Need for Sustainable Shipping As the global shipping industry continues to expand, it has become increasingly evident that environmental and social costs associated with maritime transportation must be addressed. Shipping is vital to the global economy, facilitating the movement of over 80% of world trade. However, it is also a significant contributor to environmental degradation, accounting for around 3% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and responsible f