US owner Rose Cay to ship out Carbon Sink’s green methanol volumes
Jones Act operator seals deal to distribute low-carbon bunkers for domestic start-up
ESG
A matter of time: Cruise aims to change IMO’s ‘inappropriate’ carbon intensity equation
Green Seas newsletter explores proposal aimed at adjusting how global regulation is applied to the unique business of providing the ‘complete vacation experience’
E-Waste: Australia’s Hidden ESG Nightmare
Australia has an e-waste problem, and for all the conversations around climate change, energy use, plastics and other ESG matters, it’s surprising that more isn’t said about it.
How will the UN’s plan to regulate the high seas impact maritime industries?
World Ocean Council chief executive urges shipping and other ocean industries to get engaged
Japan starts work on developing charging network for ships
Initiative targets zero emissions at ports by providing electrical power supply
New shipbroker Futureships launches with focus on ‘micro-market’ of low-carbon vessels
Hong Kong and London operation set up by experienced broker and shipping executive Ross Fothergill
World’s first methanol-powered container ship begins maiden voyage
Maersk Solstice is heading to Europe after completing first bunkering in South Korea
Three-peat: Genco Shipping retains ESG crown in Webber Research annual tables
All but six of 64 public shipping companies are now reporting their carbon emissions as ratio continues to improve
Podcast: Where is shipping’s decarbonisation drive headed after historic IMO decision?
Audio edition of Green Seas maps out the debates to come as carbon targets are converted into policy action
Himalaya claims emissions cut of 43% for new bulker chartered by Koch
But dual-fuel newcastlemax unlikely to be running on LNG just yet