Seafarers, Decarbonization, and Diversity with Ralph Juhl of Hafnia

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In this week’s episode of The Last Dinosaur, we sit down with Ralph Juhl , Executive Vice President of Technical at Hafnia , to discuss the evolving role of seafarers in today’s shipping industry. Ralph shares insight into Hafnia’s innovative Culture Lab, their approach to crew education, and the essential role seafarers play in decarbonization efforts.

This is our 2nd episode that we are doing with the The Captain's Table challenge.

Key Takeaways from Episode 89:

• Seafarers at the Forefront of Decarbonization: Discover how Hafnia is empowering their crews with the skills and knowledge to navigate an increasingly regulated environment.
• Culture Lab – Diversity at Sea: Ralph shares Hafnia’s journey toward gender equality on their vessels and how diversity is transforming onboard culture.
• Digitalization and Future Fuels: Learn about the latest innovations, from methanol-fueled engines to carbon capture technologies, shaping the future of shipping.
• Connectivity and Well-being: How Hafnia supports seafarers in staying connected while balancing the challenges of life at sea.

"We trust seafarers with billions of dollars of ships and cargo, so why shouldn’t we trust them with a phone? Connectivity at sea isn’t a privilege; it’s a necessity." – Ralph discussing the importance of connectivity for seafarer well-being and operational efficiency.

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Music by: Peg and The Rejected Artwork by: GA Design Produced by: Chris Aversano

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? Until next time, wishing you fair winds and following seas,

Chris