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Editor’s Note

Rising GNSS interference in the Strait of Hormuz and other conflict-affected regions, adoption of AI-driven safety systems and next-generation connectivity. Resilience is a big concern for fleet management.

The shipping industry is under growing pressure as digital dependence, security risks and decarbonisation influence operational priorities. Investment decisions are being complicated by regulatory uncertainty, even as zero-emission vessel designs are being deployed. Across all fronts, operators are being pushed to act now while maintaining flexibility for what comes next.

Communications & Cyber Security

Marlink flags GNSS risk for shipowners

Satellite interference is a persistent operational risk across key routes. A sharp rise in GNSS disruption is forcing shipowners to rethink how they manage navigation, connectivity and onboard safety.

Navigation, Autonomy & New Technologies

Zelim and BC Ferries push AI safety

AI-enabled detection is moving into live fleet deployment as operators strengthen onboard safety systems. A new rollout of real-time man-overboard technology shows how digital tools are improving response times and reducing risk.

SES and K2 advance digital backbone in orbit

Next-generation satellite networks are being designed to meet the growing demand for reliable, high-speed connectivity at sea. A new medium Earth orbit system promises flexible capacity and consistent performance across global routes.

Where operational excellence meets net zero ambition

Propulsion and future fuels

Wärtsilä urges action on green shipping

Shipowners are being pushed to commit to decarbonisation despite uncertainty around fuels and regulation. New findings show that delaying investment is no longer seen as viable as emissions costs begin to impact operations. Flexibility is emerging as a key strategy in the transition.

Propulsion and future fuels

BV and Brim advance electric ferries

Electric vessel designs is not a commercial reality as new projects demonstrate viable range and performance. A next generation of all-electric passenger vessels shows how efficiency and design are aligning with zero-emission goals.

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Columbia flags cyber gap for shipowners

Shipowners are facing mounting pressure as cyber regulation advances faster than onboard capability. Industry discussions show a growing gap between compliance expectations and the ability to implement them in practice.

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