Legal opinion on the current regulations on substance emissions, noise emissions and waste disposal for shipbuilding companies.
Weighing the anchor for the future
Why do young people choose the maritime sector? A study and a white paper with the results of an online survey
The Maritime sector can shape the energy transition and strengthen Germany as a place for business and industry
German Maritime Centre presents the study “Maritime hydrogen users and their share of Germany’s hydrogen demand”
Setting a course for the future: maritime transformation – paving the way for the future
Conference on automation, digitalisation and decarbonisation to secure Germany’s maritime sovereignty, security of supply and competitiveness
Digital first
German Maritime Centre presents a study on the potential of digital communication media for the maritime industry
Getting rid of competitive disadvantage
German Maritime Centre presents study on import VAT.
Maritime Research Forum 2023 – report
Science meets business. This year, the Maritime Research Forum was held in cooperation with the Hochschule Bremen (HSB) City University of Applied Sciences. The focus was on questions of sustainability.
Competition: Best teaching staff honoured
German Maritime Centre awards prizes for “Outstanding Academic Maritime Teaching”
Challenges for the supply chains of the future
German Maritime Centre and Maritime Cluster Northern Germany host forum for industry dialogue
Maritime Research Forum 2019 – Report
Science meets business was the motto of the second Maritime Research Forum in November 2019, which took place in cooperation with Helmut Schmidt University under the title: “Future Fuels, Energy and Propulsion Systems”
Expert report on water law
An efficient and available infrastructure is the backbone of the maritime economy. Water law plays a key role in all projects to expand maritime infrastructure. But uncertainties exist in its application, both for businesses and for the authorities.