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The Ministry of Defence (MOD) Modern Slavery Statement

Following the publication of the first UK Government Modern Slavery Statement in March 2020, the MOD has on 25th November 2021 published its first annual departmental Modern Slavery Statement. The statement provides more granular detail about the actions the department has taken during the financial year to tackle modern slavery in MOD operations and supply chains, and allows the public to see how the MOD are implementing anti-slavery policies, mitigating risks and tracking progress.

Southampton Hovercraft Builder Griffon Hoverwork Wins £25m Japan Export Deal

National Shipbuilding Strategy Dinner

Solar Solve Attains Normality

Somers Forge Invest £1million in New CNC Vertical Borer

Successful Trials Conducted on First HPB-1900 High Speed Patrol Craft for the Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron.

MarRI-UK Publishes Report on Smart Shipping Technology

Windship Technology reaches milestone for its Zero Emission concept for shipping

Windship Technology’s combination of wind power, efficient electric drive train, carbon capture and optimisation all work together to achieve new Zero Emission concept.

SMI Green Maritime Survey reveals big uptick in maritime engineering firms embracing decarbonisation

Our recent Green Maritime Survey reported a big increase in the number of companies embracing the decarbonisation agenda.The survey paints a picture of positive change in the industry with 85pc actioning green initiatives, two thirds actively involved in green research and developing green technologies and 78pc running incentives for staff to lower their environmental impact.

Solar Tile Technology Could Be ‘Game Changer’ For Clean Energy in Marine Sector