All articles by Saleem Khawaja
Saleem Khawaja
How weathering steel makes transport systems and construction projects greener
More sustainable and stronger than mild steel, weathering steel lasts considerably longer and needs less maintenance over its lifetime, making it a cost-effective option for transport and construction applications.
Back to the future with coastal and maritime MF and HF radio systems
Normal and emergency communications using radio carrier waves are making a strong comeback, with many platforms being developed to enable safe and secure coastal and maritime systems.
VARD presents a zero-carbon range of renewable energy-driven vessels
Ships that can be called fully ‘green’ don’t just use alternative fuels for power but need to be radical redesigns from the hull up.
SSAB third quarter 2022 profits rise
The steel manufacturer enjoyed an uplift in performance on the back of strong Special Steels and SSAB Americas divisions’ performances.
How emergency radio communication strategies save lives
According to studies, during a public emergency or natural disaster, information is just as vital to people’s survival as food and water.
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Why complex and multi-mission ship designs are the wave of the future
Military and commercial vessels must be even more flexible to perform a wider range of tasks in ever-more complicated missions.
Global drive to make steel production greener and more efficient
Steelmakers are aiming to change their production processes to use renewable energy sources and sustainable raw materials.
Cutting-edge technology and design lead to government orders for naval and paramilitary vessels
Winning contracts for military ships relies on presenting designs incorporating the latest digital technology, green propulsion, and hull designs.
Longer-lasting weathering ballistic steel making its debut
The metal has been around for decades used to make heavy industry products. It has since gained traction as a commercial and domestic construction material and for artistic projects.
VARD Marine charts a route to explore new horizons
The company has partnered with international shipbuilders and marine services groups, offering its wide range of innovation-led marine vessel designs and solutions to port authorities and offshore installations around the world