Entries are not yet open for the 32nd edition of Seatrade Awards. More information will be shared shortly on revised dates and deadlines.
In the meantime, you can view the categories which will soon be open for entry. Each entry will be judged on achievements by companies or individuals in each of the criteria set out below.
Entries for these categories are judged by an independent panel, which features leading maritime associations.
Entries for these categories are judged by a seperate independent panel.
This Award will recognise the development and / or application of innovative marine technology that supports the achievement of specific goals. This could include vessel performance optimisation, company productivity & performance or fleet management. Judges will be looking for a detailed description of the technology in question, how it has been used to meet goals (sustainability target, efficiency gains, financial gains etc), the return on investment and the customer benefit.
This award will recognise the development and / or application of innovative port and terminal technology that supports the achievement of specific goals, for example: cargo handling performance optimisation, terminal operations efficiency gains, safety improvement and cost saving. Judges will be looking for a detailed description of the technology in question, how it has been used to meet goals (sustainability targets, efficiency gains, financial gains etc), the return on investment and the customer/supply chain benefit.
In association with IMPA and judged by an independent panel of judges.
This Award will recognise companies and/or individuals putting sustainability at the heart of their supply chain management processes. Judges will be looking for quantifiable evidence of reduction of negative environmental impact, new ideas with cost effective business models, R&D commitment and the breadth of impact on organisational culture.
Judged by the Seatrade Editorial Board.
This award recognises a significant business deal in the international maritime industry supporting its growth and sustainability. The Seatrade Editorial Board is looking for background information on the deal; the impact it had on the company; an indication of the complexities of the deal; any innovative features, how it was done and the final transaction value in US$.
Nominations for these awards are invited from the international business community and the winners chosen by the Seatrade.