Life at sea runs in Captain Arnold Vihinen’s family, but working in shipping wasn’t always in his plans. After almost two decades in seafaring and in different roles, Arnold now works at RABN as the proud captain of MV Baltic Amelie.
In the coastal town of Jakobstad lives a captain Fellman whose life has followed the rhythm of the sea for over a decade. Today, he serves as the
The green transition relies on collaboration, between countries, institutions, companies, and individuals. In our industry, we cannot push the responsibility to any single entity, but rather need to collectively agree to do our best to grow and evolve with a sustainable vision.
Back in 2017 we jotted down an initial meeting memo regarding an ambitious environmental management system. It took a while to create, implement, and audit such a system – but now at last, we’ve reached our milestone.
The situation in the world, over the last almost two years, has further emphasized the importance of the individual in our community. This year’s theme of the World Maritime Day – “Seafarers at the core of shipping’s future” – got us thinking about individuals beyond the pandemic.
Today, August 26, 2021, we are celebrating Baltic Sea Day, when we want to spread information about the serious situation in the Baltic Sea together with other participants and do our part for the sake of the well-being of the Baltic Sea.