VHR Blog

The 36th America’s Cup has come to an exciting close, with Emirates Team New Zealand claiming overall victory in 2021 for the fourth time. If anything is to come of this year's cup, its design and inn...

Whilst Covid-19 has devastated families, businesses and industries across the globe, the impact to the Marine industry has received less press attention and debate. With Brexit, globalisation, climate...

In late 2020 VHR made contact with a Super Yacht manufacturer who had recently won a number of large orders. Their current suppliers were struggling to cope with their demand due to a shortage of Mari...

Revolutionary designs, environmental emergencies and urgent skills shortages – what are the most pressing issues for industry leaders in the coming year?

VHR interview Jeroen Watts, Managing Partner of The Young Naval Creators (TYNC), to discover how the naval architect designer is disrupting the Marine sector.

The ocean is incredibly important to all life on earth. Significant elements of the food chain live in the ocean, and pollution threatens to decimate large amounts of marine life over the next hundred...

The current heightened tensions in Iran are the results of decades of political and economic forces boiling over, and while the ultimate outcome of past and future events is still uncertain, this will...

Data and analytics are changing how all business operates. It allows for processes to be checked, improved, and made more efficient, thanks to vast amounts of data generated by sensors and other techn...

The Superyacht Cup Palma has come to an exciting close, with WinWin claiming overall victory in 2019.

The Spanish Marine Industry has grown massively over the last two years. Especially, places like Galicia have great growth potential due to a combination of characteristics.

All businesses need to be as efficient as possible to maximise profits. The oil industry is no different, and has turned to technology to help them inspect rigs without the risk of human oversight or ...

The autonomous ship market is expected to be worth $13.8 billion by 2030. Global trade and transportation by shipping is growing, and responsible for an increasing demand for autonomous technology.