WAVES GROUP EXPANDS CASUALTY RESPONSE TEAM WITH THE APPOINTMENT OF GIACOMO PISON

LNG is becoming increasingly recognised as a critical transitional fuel for the maritime industry as it navigates the path toward decarbonisation. With rising pressure to reduce carbon emissions, LNG offers a cleaner alternative to traditional marine fuels like

The advent of containerisation in the mid-20th century revolutionised global shipping by dramatically reducing loading and unloading times, minimising cargo damage, streamlining logistics, and enhancing overall efficiency. Today, 90% of global trade is conducted

Crane downtime within a port can create significant disruption in both the short and long term. Breakdowns and damage of shore-based cranes can occur as a result of poor maintenance, operator errors, extreme weather events, and vessel contacts. These incidents can

In honour of World Oceans Day 2024, Waves Group is thrilled to announce the joint initiative: Project Tangaroa. Project Tangaroa aims to raise awareness and catalyse proactive action to mitigate pollution risks from Potentially Polluting Wrecks (PPWs), many of which

What is an SCR and why do we need them?
These are the questions being asked whenever there is a significant maritime casualty, be it a vessel running aground, a collision, fire, or other casualty situation. In the event of a maritime incident