Six in ten maritime professionals expect increased pressure to make fleets more sustainable
Six in ten maritime industry professionals expect to see growing pressure to modernise their fleet for maximum energy efficiency, the…
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IMO urged to seize ‘once-in-a-generation’ green fuel opportunity
Some 27 leading producers of green fuels have called on International Maritime Organization (IMO) delegates to seize a ‘once-in-a-generation’ opportunity…
Shipping industry organisations call on IMO to approve net-zero framework
Leading shipping organisations are calling on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to adopt a proposed Net-Zero Framework (NZF) during a…
European ports falling short on emissions reduction efforts
European ports have been slow to invest in the shoreside electric infrastructure required to cut air pollution and emissions in…
Emissions at global ports continuing to rise despite sustainability investments
Greenhouse gas emissions at major global ports are continuing to rise despite technological advancements and sustainability investments, a new report…
IMO climate agreement a ‘historic’ first step, say Danes
Denmark, one of the world’s leading maritime nations, has described the recent net-zero agreement by the International Maritime Organization (IMO)…
Shippers increasingly balancing sustainability with cost efficiency, study finds
Some 97% of shippers are reporting progress towards their sustainability goals, as they seek to balance ESG compliance with cost…
Commitment to greener fuels could increase maritime industry’s environmental footprint
Draft plans to introduce greener fuels in the maritime industry, currently under development by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), could…
Cargill ups investment in sustainable shipping
Cargill is adopting wind-assisted propulsion technologies and dual-fuel methanol-powered vessels as it seeks to embrace more sustainable shipping practices. The…
Low port readiness hampering CO2 capture in maritime sector
A lack of readiness on the part of global ports is bottlenecking the adoption of Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage (OCCS) systems.