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SUSTAINABILITY, DIGITALIZATION, SUPPLY CHAINS: WE DEMYSTIFY MARINE AND OFFSHORE TRENDS

A leading classification society and offshore safety and verification body, Bureau Veritas is well placed to identify the megatrends shaping the maritime sector. Our insights cover issues ranging from cyber security to innovations driving the digital transformation of shipping, as well as the alternative fuels and propulsion systems that advance the industry’s

OUR LATEST INSIGHTS

sustainability

With ambitious targets set by the IMO, improving sustainability and cutting emissions is the biggest challenge currently facing the maritime world. Explore how LNG, ammonia and hydrogen can reduce GHG emissions, how best to harness the wind for offshore energy and vessel propulsion, and how to minimize impacts on marine habitats.

Is there a clear pathway to low-carbon marine fuels?

Biofuels and CII: your questions answered

Supporting the breakthrough of ocean energy

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Biofuels: the transitional marine fuel of today?

Reduce, reuse, retrofit: futureproofing today’s fleets

What does the EU MRV mean for shipowners?

Tackling ammonia leak risks in collaboration with TotalEnergies

New Strides towards Social Accountability in the Fishing Industry

What well-to-wake decarbonization means for shipowners

What does the future hold for shipping?

Inland navigation: contributing to a better maritime world

Beyond hydrogen: classification rules for ships using fuel cells

Bureau Veritas validates Wind Assisted Propulsion System for a 1,800 TEU Container Vessel

Shaping a better and more sustainable shipping future

Mediterranean countries unite to limit sulfur emissions

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Updated IMO amendments bring sustainability to the forefront

Offshore fish farming

CCUS: the overlooked technology behind the marine energy transition

An inside look at methanol as fuel

Powering marine decarbonization with wind-assisted propulsion

Developing ammonia: the marine approach to a zero-carbon fuel

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Entering a new era for battery-powered ships

A watershed moment for offshore floating wind turbines

EEXI and CII: dual regulations reducing ship's carbon impact

Future-proofing fleets with alternative propulsion and energy sources

The complex future of Arctic travel

Bold Strides Towards URN Reduction

Digital

Modern shipping is increasingly digital by nature, and industry regulation must constantly improve to keep pace with this evolution. While digital tools and AI boost efficiency, they also bring issues of cyber security and risk management to the forefront. Dive into an area full of potential and discover the innovations shaping the future of the maritime industry.

Are we ready for autonomous ships?

New advances in drone technology for Class surveys

Eyes in the sky and sea: new opportunities for drone use in inspection

Transforming data into actions: the strategic case for smartships

Bureau Veritas drives data analysis from Ultrasonic Thickness Measurement reports

The more you know: digital tools to unlock UTM data analysis

Reexamining remote surveys through expert eyes

Finding the right machinery maintenance system for ship owners

A ship owner’s guide to achieving cyber security

Remote Inspection Techniques: exposing myths and exploring potential

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Taking charge of cyber security for connected assets

Gas Supply Chain

Building a more resilient maritime industry and embracing transitional fuels like LNG necessitates improved marine infrastructure and supply chains. We explore what lies ahead for LNG carriers and bunkering, and how to improve value chains to ensure cleaner shipping.