More Biofouling "Casualties" to be Expected

In March this year, the bulk carrier DL Marigold became the world\'s first biofouling “casualty.”

Subsea Industries Welcomes TAU Research Into Hull Biofouling

A study into the extent to which biofouling on ships’ hulls is contributing to the spread of invasive...

Hull Biofouling More Damaging than Ballasting?

The entry into force of the Ballast Water Convention this September will not prevent the transfer of invasive aquatic species (IAS) unless there is mandatory legislation in place to prevent biofouling on ships’ hulls, according to Antwerp-based Subsea Ind

Hull Biofouling Environmentally More Damaging Than Ballasting

The entry into force of the Ballast Water Convention this September will not prevent the transfer of invasive aquatic species (IAS) unless there is mandatory legislation in place to prevent biofouling on ships’ hulls.

BIMCO launches survey to seek clearer picture on biofouling

BIMCO has yesterday launched a survey to find out the real picture on the methods ship owners...

Should the marine industry pay more attention to biofouling?

Biofouling is not a new issue for industries, manufacturers and researchers in various fields...