DFNI is calling for entries for its new competition, Maritime Moguls, at the 2025 Cruise Conference in Barcelona. In partnership with HAL, HFDF, and the Cruise Retail Academy, one brand will have the opportunity to showcase their products onboard and gain exposure to a high-value cruise audience. Don’t miss this chance to break into the cruise retail sector!
The sixth round of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) is now open for bidders until April 16, 2025. This UK government-funded initiative aims to support the maritime industry in achieving net zero emissions. UK-registered organizations can apply for a share of a £30 million fund to develop innovative clean maritime technologies and skills.
DFNI is thrilled to present Maritime Moguls, a competition for 2025 DFNI Cruise Conference attendees in Barcelona. Partnering with Holland America Line, HFDF, and Cruise Retail Academy, this opportunity offers one brand a chance to showcase their product onboard with expert guidance and media coverage. Submit your pitch by April 25 for a chance to win!
The UK government has launched the sixth round of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition, offering nearly $37 million to support decarbonization efforts in the maritime industry. The program aims to advance clean maritime technologies such as electric, hydrogen, ammonia, and wind power. Innovators are encouraged to collaborate with maritime companies to develop new approaches and technologies.
Maersk’s surprising decision to shift container ships from Felixstowe to London Gateway in 2025, in partnership with Hapag-Lloyd, aims to boost industry schedule reliability to 90%. This move will consolidate Asia-Europe and Middle East-Europe trade at the new port, impacting the longstanding 2M alliance with MSC.
