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Hapag-Lloyd’s acquisition of Zim, a shipping company with ties to the Israeli state, is a...
Safe navigation at sea depends on integrated bridge systems that continuously assess sensor consistency and operational reliability. In this episode of HANSA.newscast, recorded at the Anschütz bridge test facility in
Small modular reactors, floating power barges, and new class rules: nuclear energy is no longer a hypothetical option for commercial shipping. In this episode of HANSA.newscast, I speak with Patrick
Recorded onboard the historic vessel Grosse Michel in the Port of Hamburg, this episode features an in-depth conversation with Carsten Löhmer, CEO and owner of Loewe Marine. Starting from his
In maritime digitalization, the pace of change has accelerated dramatically, with 2024–2025 marking a decisive turning point. In this episode of HANSA.newscast, I speak with Joy Basu, CEO of Smart
MS&D 2025 marks a deliberate repositioning of the event — separating from the bi-annual SMM to become an annual, stand-alone format focused on one clear message: procurement, procurement, procurement. Claus
While the shipping industry debates future fuels, a growing share of emission reduction potential lies in operational efficiency. From voyage optimization to machinery management and hull performance, the right data
Data volumes at sea are rising faster than most ship operators can handle. From technical documentation to sensor readings and crew applications, the shift toward real-time communication has made secure,
Turbochargers have been driving engine innovation for more than a century. From Alfred Büchi’s 1904 patent to today’s state-of-the-art designs, their role has shifted from pure efficiency to becoming a
What will it take for wind propulsion to move from demonstration to global deployment? In this episode of HANSA.newscast, I’m joined by Emmanuel Schalit,CEO of OceanWings, about the engineering, digital
Steel walls, signal loss, and vendor lock have slowed shipping’s digital transformation. Wireless mesh networks could change that. For years, shipping has lagged behind other industries in adopting the Internet
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