On pages 96 to 103, there is a major piece on the blue-sky ideas and radical thinking from our expert group who travelled to Bergen this year for Innorvation 26, all responding to the question “What if..?”. So I decided to add into the same...
Shipyard failure is not a rare event in yacht building and most build contracts leave the owner badly placed should the worst happen. The proceedings running through the Court of Florence in July show the machinery in motion. Jack Macnally of...
Royal Huisman’s futuristic AERA has just received a verified YETI score, marking the first concept to do so. But how do you approach a mission of this ambition without an owner in the control centre? as an adviser with obligations to report...
Oceanographer and co-founder of AlongRoute, Dr Georgia Kalantzi explains how an observation-led, physically informed approach helps decision-makers understand not only the expected conditions, but also the probability of operational...
Marine surveyor and consultant Andrew Williams explains why length is a poor proxy for value on any individual hull – and draws on a judicial specification for how to value a yacht.
