Maritime Impact

Introducing Trust and transformations - leaders navigating change

Introducing DNV’s new podcast series: Trust and transformations – leaders navigating change.
Join us as DNV's CEOs sit down with leaders from a broad range of industries to find out how they’re tackling global transformation, building trust in their business and people, and what they think is coming next for their industry. 
Head over to the Trust and transformations channel to hear firsthand how CEOs in the maritime industry, including Lois Zabrocky of International Seaways and Thomas Wilhelmsen of the Wilhelmsen Group, are navigating change in an era of global transformation.
https://dnvtrustandtransformations.podbean.com/

Wind power’s role in low-carbon shipping solutions

Wind assisted propulsion systems (WAPS) are among the promising green technologies helping shipping to decarbonize. Host Eirik Nyhus is joined by WAPS specialist Johanna Tranell to discuss this technology’s potential, important operational and design considerations, its performance measurement and how it can help to deal with current environmental regulations.

Market Views: Zero-emissions strategies – shipping in the disruptive era with Dr. Martin Stopford

The latest episode of DNV’s Market Views videocast includes the second half of Jakub Walenkiewicz’s discussion with Dr. Martin Stopford, author of Maritime Economics. Attention turns to shipping’s greatest disruption: the journey to decarbonization. They discuss a three-point plan to move forward, the role of cargo owners, and consider which technologies will move shipping towards zero emissions.

Overcoming practical EU ETS challenges

The EU ETS has introduced new liabilities and responsibilities for maritime stakeholders. Host Eirik Nyhus and DNV Maritime Business Development Manager, Helge Hermundsgård, discuss the practical ramifications of some key features that have a significant commercial impact and how to address them.

Market Views: From crisis to opportunity – shipping in the disruptive era with Dr. Martin Stopford

In the latest episode of DNV’s Market Views videocast, Jakub Walenkiewicz is joined by Dr. Martin Stopford, author of Maritime Economics to consider the impact of disruptions on shipping. The first of two episodes with Martin looks at significant operational disruptions, how they compare to the past and what lessons can be applied to the present.

How to become FuelEU Maritime compliant

What do ship operators need to do to ensure compliance for the FuelEU Maritime regulation? Host Eirik Nyhus provides a lowdown on the legislation that has been somewhat overlooked by the European shipping community and examines the key challenges ahead.

Defining IMO’s greenhouse gas regulations – an update from MEPC 81

What were the key greenhouse gas discussions at the IMO’s MEPC 81? DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast is back and host Eirik Nyhus examines the leading proposals for the technical and economic measures for the IMO’s decarbonization regulations.

What are the urgent actions with the EU ETS now in force?

DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast series has returned for a special episode on the EU ETS, which became effective on January 1st, 2024. Host Eirik Nyhus pores through the latest decisions and explains what shipowners need to do as a priority, which include understanding your legal responsibilities and your new Administering Authority.

Market Views: Ship finance and its role in the energy transition

In our latest Market Views episode, host Jakub Walenkiewicz is joined by Anastassia Tcherneva from ABN AMRO Bank N.V. to learn how financial institutions are supporting the decarbonization of the maritime sector and what they expect from shipowners to provide them with vessel funding.

What are the key success factors in Singapore’s decarbonization journey?

In the final episode of DNV’s Maritime Impact podcast in 2023, Eirik Nyhus is joined by DNV’s Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria to discuss what the wider shipping industry can learn from Singapore, the leading maritime decarbonization hub, as it seeks to meet the IMO’s ambitious net-zero targets.