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With the right approach to innovation, the right skills and the right partnerships, the maritime sector can capitalise on the opportunities of digital technologies.

The East Shetland Platform is an area where important thickness differences occur within the Palaeozoic and Triassic sedimentary successions and therefore has the potential to host untapped hydrocarbons.

Seafood assurance has a major role to play; the benefits of sustainable fisheries and fish farming and the need to mitigate the environmental impacts of fishing and aquaculture are increasingly in the public consciousness.

LR and UMAS have released a new study that aims to demonstrate the viability of zero emission vessels.

The September 2018 deadline for organisations to transition to the revised international environmental management system [EMS] standard ISO 14001:2015 is fast approaching.

Numerous small companies undertook essential work as part of the construction of the largest warship to be built in Britain, the 65,000-tonne aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth, built to Lloyd’s Register naval class.

Additive manufacturing (AM) has already revolutionized the area of industrial design and prototyping. Could replacement parts be next?

The certification used for equipment going to the Eurasian Community, which includes Russia, has changed from GOST to EAC. Here we take a closer look at some common questions from manufacturers.

The use of the EN 10204:2004 standard for inspection documents for metallic products has become more widespread, beyond even the European Union. As an independent third party, Lloyd’s Register is working to educate the manufacturing community about t

With only 0.13% of the global tonnage required to meet the entry in to force criteria, the IMO Ballast Water Management (BWM) Convention will have an impact right across the yachting industry.