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Wastewater engineering is a relatively young science. Just two centuries ago, a cholera outbreak in London revealed a critical truth: untreated wastewater had contaminated a local well. That discovery sparked a revolution in how societies view water, treatment, and public health. Fast forward to the present, and the challenge has evolved but the essence remains the same, how do we handle wastewater sustainably while safeguarding communities and resources?

July 31, 2026

If shipowners were hoping MEPC 83 would offer clear guidance for fuel investment decisions, the answer is: yes and no. We saw important steps forward – but also the usual political wrangling and delayed details that leave some uncertainty hanging in the air. For those of us watching the regulatory space closely, the message is simple: don’t wait for perfection. The regulatory framework is tightening, and the pressure is real.

June 23, 2025

As the maritime industry meets increasing regulatory and environmental pressure to decarbonize, marine biofuels – particularly those based on FAME (fatty acid methyl ester) – have emerged as a practical near-term alternative to fossil fuels that can work with existing diesel engines. However, the shift is not as simple as dropping new fuels into old systems.

June 23, 2025