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IMO Maritime Safety Committee Sets Out New Recommendations

21/11/2022

IMO Maritime Safety Committee Sets Out New Recommendations

The 105th meeting of the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 105) took place earlier this year and covered a number of subjects of which vessel owners, operators, charterers,...
Greece Expo

16/11/2022

Greece Expo

The Brookes Bell team visit Piraeus
New starters

16/11/2022

New starters

Welcome to our new starters
The adventures of a chemical detective: an interview with Brookes Bell’s Bryan Ward

16/11/2022

The adventures of a chemical detective: an interview with Brookes Bell’s Bryan Ward

Dr Bryan Ward is a Managing Scientist at Brookes Bell but describes his role as more like the “Columbo of fuel chemistry”.
Brookes Bell Celebrates a Decade in Asia: Interview

16/11/2022

Brookes Bell Celebrates a Decade in Asia: Interview

As one of the world’s leading scientific and technical consultancies to the maritime industry, Brookes Bell has a global presence; and it’s a presence which is well established...
VLSFO bunker fuel contamination on rise

16/11/2022

VLSFO bunker fuel contamination on rise

In recent months Brookes Bell has seen a steady rise in clients commissioning in depth forensic tests on contaminated low sulphur fuel oil bunkers.
Transport of lithium-ion batteries – a continuous threat

01/11/2022

Transport of lithium-ion batteries – a continuous threat

Insurers TT Club and UK P&I Club have teamed up with scientific consultants, Brookes Bell, and issued a whitepaper highlighting the continuing safety threat created by the...
First Phase of Singapore’s TUAS Port Inaugurated

24/10/2022

First Phase of Singapore’s TUAS Port Inaugurated

Singapore has taken another step forward in its ambition to become one of the world’s leading maritime hubs, with the inauguration of its TUAS Port.
30 year milestone

27/09/2022

30 year milestone

Chief Technical Officer Ray Luukas, and Master Mariner Mark Keenor, celebrate thirty years with the business
UK Maritime Training Given a £43m Funding Boost

22/09/2022

UK Maritime Training Given a £43m Funding Boost

The UK Government has announced a £43m funding boost which will be used to provide subsidies for the training of cadets and ratings.

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