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22 November 2016
Get the Lighthouse seminar app!
Now we have an app where we will provide information about our current events, with speakers, programme and other information. An important part...
17 November 2016
On route towards a new urban transport concept
Over 50% of the world population lives in cities and this percentage is increasing, which makes g...
11 November 2016
New model ranks hazardous wrecks
There are hundreds of shipwrecks along the Swedish coast that can be described as a ticking envir...
10 November 2016
The Maritime Action Plan delivered
During the past year, a large part of the Swedish maritime sector, under the management of the Sw...
09 November 2016
Major focus on shipping in the paper Energivärlden
The Swedish Energy Agency own paper Energivärlden devoted a large part of its latest issue to the...
07 November 2016
Money for maritime related research
Two different research projects focusing on the maritime sector has received support from the Swe...
07 November 2016
Routeing in order to improve nature conservation
By using a different route planning, sensitive areas of the Baltic Sea could be better protected....
01 November 2016
IMO introduce mandatory data collection by 2018
United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) has decided to introduce a mandatory dat...
28 October 2016
Benefits and challenges of an autonomous transport system
A future autonomous transport system comes with both great benefits and major challenges. And it'...
28 October 2016
IMO sets 2020 as date for 0.5 % global sulphur cap
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has decided that shipping by the year 2020 shall re...
21 October 2016
Late decarbonisation of shipping comes with a high cost
Shipping needs to start its decarbonisation imminently, that is the conclusion in the recent repo...
14 October 2016
ICS chairman Esben Poulsson impressed with Swedish inventiveness
This week Esben Poulsson, the newly elected chairman of ICS, the International Chamber of Shippin...
13 October 2016
The Lighthouse network grows
Lighthouse is pleased to announce a new member. IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute has ...
06 October 2016
Watch our seminar about renewable shipping fuel
(Video not available.) By 2030, Sweden will have a vehicle fleet that is independent of fossil...
06 October 2016
Norway opens test area for autonomous ships
Norwegian Maritime Authority and the Norwegian Coastal Administration have signed an agreement wh...
29 September 2016
Lighthouse maps out maritime research and innovation in the Nordic countries
Lighthouse has been given a task from the Swedish Maritime Administration to map out and analyse ...
26 September 2016
Finland pushes for autonomous shipping
Autonomous shipping is one of the hottest issues within the maritime sector. It is apparent in th...
22 September 2016
Searching for the best routes across the Baltic Sea
Since 2014, the Baltic Sea has been hydrographical surveyed in the project Famos, this summe...
13 September 2016
First research call from the Swedish Mercantile Marine Foundation
For the first time, the Swedish Mercantile Marine Foundation, has made a call for research fundin...
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