DNV GL publishes this year’s first issue of Maritime Impact magazine

Just in time for the Posidonia trade fair in Greece, DNV GL has published this year’s first issue of the classification society’s customer and stakeholder magazine Maritime Impact. It features outstanding projects with customers and covers digital innovation and other technology trends in shipping.

OSLO, 07-Jun-2016 — /EuropaWire/ — The theme of the issue is: ‘Keeping the Promise’. “At DNV GL, using data in a smarter way is one of our core strategies for the future. It forms the basis of our customer-centric strategy – part of what makes us not only the world’s leading classification society but the most modern,” says Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO of DNV GL – Maritime. “In this issue we look at some of our projects that show what we mean by modern class, including the use of drones to survey ship tanks, a new service that helps customers enhance the cybersecurity of their systems, and the first vessel classed to the new DNV GL rule set.”

This issue of Maritime Impact includes some of the following topics:

• Taking the lead in cybersecurity – How DNV GL is supporting Tsakos Columbia Shipmanagement in creating a cybersecurity management system
• New kid on the block – Maritime Impact takes a look at the first methanol-fuelled ocean–going vessel recently launched in Korea
• Droning in the deep – DNV GL is using drones to visually check the condition of remote structural components, in order to save time, costs and increase the level of safety
• A giant step forward – A tour through the technology behind Harmony of the Seas, the largest cruise ship ever to set sail
• Double Debut – Finnish shipping company ESL has ordered LNG-fuelled bulk carriers, which will also be the first ships to be built to the new DNV GL rule set
• Pump up the volume – A DNV GL study looks at how much larger container vessels could become and what kind of vessel size is economically feasible
• What will shape the future of shipping – DNV GL’s Technology Outlook 2025 looks at what is in store for the maritime industry in the next few years

Maritime Impact magazine is now available for download on the DNV GL website at www.dnvgl.com/mm

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