The winners of the “Outstanding Academic Maritime Teaching” competition will be honoured on 1 December 2020 at the opening of the renowned Bremen Shipping Congress (Bremer Schifffahrtskongress). The German Maritime Centre will award the prize for the first time....
On September 24th the online event “Guidelines for the uniform regulation of LNG bunkering in German seaports” organized by the German Maritime Centre took place. Representatives of authorities, port operators, shipping companies and bunker suppliers spoke about...
Our research focuses on regulatory and fiscal policy measures in Asia relevant to the maritime sector. Our intention is to learn from experiences made in Asia and identify potentially emerging distortions of competition in the maritime sector. In the two reports we...
In summer 2019, the German Maritime Centre invited tenders for a study on the development of new guidelines on financial incentives for shipping companies for the sustainable modernisation of coasters and inland waterway vessels. The aim is to identify economically...
Claus Brandt brings with him the ideal level of expertise and experience for the post of managing director. As a long-standing partner and head of the maritime competence centre at PricewaterhouseCoopers, he has in-depth knowledge of the various sub-sectors of the...
The German Maritime Centre commissioned a study on adhesive bonding in shipbuilding in the autumn of 2019. The objective of the study was to examine the current state of technology and research, regulations and standards, as well as potential applications and cost...
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