• VESSEL REVIEW | Haifeng 5201 & Haifeng 5202 – Catamaran crewboats to support Chinese offshore wind farm maintenance

    VESSEL REVIEW | Haifeng 5201 & Haifeng 5202 – Catamaran crewboats to support Chinese offshore wind farm maintenance

  • OPINION | Don’t overestimate China’s ambitions in the Arctic

    OPINION | Don’t overestimate China’s ambitions in the Arctic

  • VESSEL REVIEW | Haikui No 1 – Chinese-built cylindrical FPSO designed to withstand extreme conditions

    VESSEL REVIEW | Haikui No 1 – Chinese-built cylindrical FPSO designed to withstand extreme conditions

  • EDITORIAL | Cook Strait checkmate: new solutions for safer New Zealand ferries

    EDITORIAL | Cook Strait checkmate: new solutions for safer New Zealand ferries

  • VESSEL REVIEW | Heroinas de Salvora – Large emergency response vessel for Spanish sea rescue organisation

    VESSEL REVIEW | Heroinas de Salvora – Large emergency response vessel for Spanish sea rescue organisation

  • VESSEL REVIEW | Haifeng 5201 & Haifeng 5202 – Catamaran crewboats to support Chinese offshore wind farm maintenance
  • OPINION | Don’t overestimate China’s ambitions in the Arctic
  • VESSEL REVIEW | Haikui No 1 – Chinese-built cylindrical FPSO designed to withstand extreme conditions
  • EDITORIAL | Cook Strait checkmate: new solutions for safer New Zealand ferries
  • VESSEL REVIEW | Heroinas de Salvora – Large emergency response vessel for Spanish sea rescue organisation
OPINION | Don’t overestimate China’s ambitions in the Arctic

OPINION | Don’t overestimate China’s ambitions in the Arctic

By Henry Hopwood-Phillips

Western analysts risk overestimating China’s emergence as an Arctic power, spurred by fears that they initially neglected the reappearance of the Arctic as a theatre for strategic competition.

OPINION | The cable shortage: plugging in offshore wind farms

OPINION | The cable shortage: plugging in offshore wind farms

By Cynthia Mehboob

Australia’s late entry into the offshore wind market is a welcome development for clean energy advocates.

EDITORIAL | Cook Strait checkmate: new solutions for safer New Zealand ferries

EDITORIAL | Cook Strait checkmate: new solutions for safer New Zealand ferries

By Neil Baird

Nearly 900 people were on KiwiRail Interislander’s 29-year-old ferry Kaitaki when it lost power in a storm in January 2023 whilst entering Wellington Harbour en route from Picton on the South Island.

BAIRD MARITIME AWARDS
AWARDS 2023 | Best Medium Ro-Pax – Insula Oya III – Piriou

AWARDS 2023 | Best Medium Ro-Pax – Insula Oya III – Piriou

By Baird Maritime

Best Medium Ro-Pax – Insula Oya III – Piriou Constructed for a regional government in western France, this very versatile new steel and aluminium Ro-Pax ferry benefits considerably from having two sturdy loading ramps on its port-side. Designed and built to operate safely and reliably in the often rough and rugged Bay ..

COLUMN | Big is better? Big finds in Namibia; big losses at Gazprom; big sale at Edda Wind; big problems at Petrofac [Offshore Accounts]

COLUMN | Big is better? Big finds in Namibia; big losses at Gazprom; big sale at Edda Wind; big problems at Petrofac [Offshore Accounts]

By Hieronymus Bosch

Every day, the world uses around one hundred million barrels of oil. The term “big oil” is used pejoratively to describe the industry’s lobbying power.

OPINION | Mitigating the imminent fall in the navy’s surface fleet

OPINION | Mitigating the imminent fall in the navy’s surface fleet

By Jennifer Parker

We’ve had plenty of defence announcements so far this year. Many have rightly focused on Australia’s situation and vulnerabilities as an island trading nation, one whose daily survival depends on the fuel, fertiliser, pharmaceuticals, and other essentials imported by sea.

Focus on Fishing and Aquaculture

Focus on Fishing and Aquaculture

Baird Maritime once more highlights the ever important fishing and aquaculture sector by reviewing newbuild vessels entering service around the world.