Waterway briefings
A harassment declaration is a starting point for inland crews
A workforce question sits behind the EBU, ESO and ETF joint declaration: how can a small crew report harassment when the vessel is also…
Inland Navigation
The journal
Fleet & projects
What an inland fleet count can—and cannot—tell you
Vessel numbers, capacity and transport activity answer different questions. Read a fleet table by checking its geography, year and definitions first.
Technology & sustainability
River Information Services: four tools, different questions
Charts, notices, reporting and vessel tracking work together. Understanding the difference prevents a polished screen from becoming a false source of certainty.
People & skills
From deck work to boatmaster: reading the inland-navigation skills framework
Start with the role, the waterway and the work. Then separate competence standards, certificates and the practical route into training.
Routes & infrastructure
The Main–Danube connection: one waterway axis, several planning problems
The canal links river basins. A workable freight movement still depends on vessel dimensions, locks, changing river conditions and the handovers at either end.
Routes & infrastructure
Reading the Rhine as a freight corridor
Water level, vessel loading and the port handover belong in the same conversation. A corridor guide without a false live-status promise.
Routes & infrastructure
An inland port connection is more than a line on a map
Follow one consignment through the berth, yard and onward journey to identify the constraint that actually controls the service.
Routes & infrastructure
Waterway and LNG information: where to look, and what each source can tell you
A source directory for route context, operational notices and historical LNG projects. No live map is embedded here.
Fleet & projects
Early LNG projects: a dated evidence register
Argonon, Greenstream and Green Rhine belong to a documented development history. This register records what each source establishes and leaves present operation unclaimed.