10 Ship Safety Systems Decarbonization Is Quietly Creating a New Market For
ShipUniverse Supplier Opportunity Report | September 2026 The New Ship Safety Equipment Market Hiding Inside Decarbonization Anyone who has sat through a…
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Scrubbers Are Back? Vessel Types Where the 2026 Fuel Spread Is Changing ROI
Scrubber ROI 2026 Scrubbers Are Back? 7 Vessel Types Where the 2026 Fuel Spread Is Changing the ROI The scrubber debate never…
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Cruise Ship Supplier Categories Winning From the $4 Billion Drydock Boom
Cruise Drydock Supplier Opportunity Cruise ship suppliers are chasing a $4 billion drydock market. The winners are not just selling prettier cabins.…
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Some Indian Ship Recycling Yards Still Can’t Access the EU List, Even After HKC Compliance
Ship Recycling Regulation HKC-Compliant but Still Locked Out: Why 110+ Indian Recycling Yards Remain Outside the EU List A shipowner can sell…
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Before Installing Rotor Sails & The Ship-wide Systems Owners Likely Need to Integrate
Wind-Assisted Propulsion Integration Wind Propulsion Isn’t Just a Sail: 10 Ship Systems Owners Must Integrate Before Installing Rotor Sails Rotor sails are…
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Can Shipowners Prove AI Actually Saves Fuel? 8 Technologies Needed for Bankable Voyage Optimization
AI Voyage Optimization Can Shipowners Prove AI Actually Saves Fuel? 8 Technologies Needed to Turn Voyage Optimization Into Bankable Savings Anyone who…
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Cargo Securing Inspections Start Today and 10 PSC Checks That Can Delay a Sailing
PSC Campaign Starts Today Cargo Securing Inspections Start Today: 10 Things Port State Control Will Check Before Your Ship Sails From September…
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Your Ship’s Cranes Are Now a SOLAS Issue: 10 Costs Owners Should Budget Before the Next Renewal Survey
SOLAS 2026 Lifting Appliances Your Ship’s Cranes Are Now a SOLAS Issue: 10 Costs Owners Need in the Renewal-Survey Budget Most ship…
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VLCC Rates Are Turning Into the Cleanest Signal in the Crude Tanker Market
VLCC Rate Market VLCC Rates Are Turning Into the Cleanest Signal in the Crude Tanker Market There are tanker markets where the…
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Should Your Next Ship Still Be LNG Dual-Fuel? 10 Numbers to Run Before Signing a Newbuild Contract
2027 Newbuild Decision Should Your Next Ship Still Be LNG Dual-Fuel? 10 Numbers to Run Before Signing a Newbuild Contract Höegh Autoliners…
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Your Ballast Water System (BWMS) is Getting Old: 10 Repairs That Signal It May Be Time for a Major Upgrade
Ballast Water System Upgrade Test Your Ballast Water System Is 10 Years Old: 10 Repairs That Signal It May Be Time for…
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Is Bunker Fuel Quality Getting Worse? 7 Checks Shipowners Should Add Before Accepting a Stem in 2026
Marine Fuel Quality 2026 Bunker Fuel Quality Is Getting Worse: 7 Checks Shipowners Should Add Before Accepting a Stem A cheap stem…
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Methanol Retrofit or Replace the Ship? The Vessel-Age Test Owners Should Run First
A $10 million to $25 million engine and fuel-system project can look strategic on a young, high-earning ship with committed cargo and…
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Weekend Updates @ Ship Universe
Weekend Intelligence Update The Maritime World Doesn’t Stop for the Weekend ShipUniverse Intelligence continues tracking the developments shaping the maritime industry —…
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Can a Bunker Platform Replace Your Broker? The Real Answer Depends on the Stem
I keep coming back to bunker platforms because the real question is not whether software can run an RFQ faster than a…
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Your Bunker Tests at 58°C: 9 Costs Triggered by One Bad Flashpoint Result Under the New SOLAS Rules
A bunker sample that tests at 58°C is not a small laboratory note under the 2026 flashpoint regime. I keep coming back…
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IMO is Studying Swappable Ship Batteries that Could Turn Energy Into a Leased Container
I think the most interesting part of swappable ship batteries is not the container, but who owns it. It is whether the…
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The Post-Fixture Profit Test: 12 Events That Should Automatically Trigger a New Voyage P&L Forecast
I keep coming back to post-fixture P&L forecasting because the voyage estimate should not sit untouched while the voyage keeps changing. The…
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The Voyage Margin Leak That Turns Good Fixtures Into Weak P&L
I would frame voyage margin leakage as the difference between the deal the desk approved and the voyage the vessel actually performed.…
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The Real Cost of Going PFOS-Free on Shipboard Firefighting Foam in 2026
I think the biggest PFOS mistake is assuming compliant foam solves the problem by itself. The rule is now live, but the…
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