UK shipping demands $2bn-a-year to become decarbonisation leader
Maritime UK says current government investment falls far short of sum needed by industry
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Give a ‘greater share of heart and mind’ to human rights at sea
Appeal for more resources, connections and influence from influential human rights NGO that celebrates its 10th anniversary with London International Shipping Week
IMO carbon targets may not have missed a 1.5C trajectory by much, new research shows
Forthcoming whitepaper by consultancy UMAS finds IMO targets nearly in line with Paris Agreement, but policy measures, a zero-emissions target in 2040 and more action from national governments are needed
Podcast: Is maritime ready to climb EU’s new mountain of sustainability rules?
The audio edition of Green Seas digs into the upcoming reporting requirements on a host of environmental, social and governance matters
MOL and Shell Marine shake on alternative fuels tie-up
Move comes after Japanese shipping giant signed a similar deal with Chevron
Few Nordic shipping companies make ‘A’ grades ahead of ‘avalanche’ of sustainability rules
ESG advisory firm says industry faces gaps to achieve upcoming EU reporting standards
Unimplemented controls could derail your ESG compliance efforts
Two-thirds of organizations have not implemented environmental, social and governance (ESG) controls, and 60% do not currently perform internal ESG audits, according to a report by AuditBoard. Lack of ESG program readiness This lack of ESG program read…
Wind propulsion company scores funding from EU and big-name investors
Spain’s Bound4Blue brings total Series A fundraising to €22.4m with help of GTT and Louis Dreyfus Co
Sirius Shipping joins methanol-powered ship buying spree
Swedish owner puts in order for two vessels, its largest upon delivery in 2026
Shipping regulator IMO urged to push slow-steaming rules to cut ‘ocean roadkill’
Scale of the problem is under-reported with 75 animals at risk of harm from ship strikes, researchers warn