Maersk to carry out first ever methanol dual-fuel retrofit next year
Giant owner to work with MAN on decarbonisation project
ESG
Navigator and Bumi forge preliminary deal to launch UK-focused CCS venture
Companies plan to build liquefied CO2 shuttle tankers and a floating storage and injection unit
‘This is waste management’: Keeping costs low expected to be key to success in maritime CCS market
Scaling to keep shipping costs below price of carbon is key to profiting from a cargo that industries want to rid themselves of
Idwal serves up ESG on its ship inspection menu
Move reflects increasing role of sustainablity in ship condition assessment
‘Significant moment’: UN adopts landmark ocean biodiversity treaty
International Chamber of Shipping welcomes High Seas Treaty after two decades of negotiations
Video: If shipping can’t attract young female grads, ‘we will be in big trouble soon’
Norwegian Shipowners’ Association president Synnove Seglem says industry needs to be attractive to all
Famed fleet builder Peter Georgiopoulos shuns newbuildings amid fuel uncertainty
Shipping entrepreneur is hopeful that a revolutionary technology will emerge to fuel the vessels of the future
Peter Georgiopoulos backs emissions project as regulators tighten the screw
Live emission monitoring projects come to market as industry grapples with tougher targets
Podcast: Navigating the ups and downs of EU carbon trading
Audio edition of Green Seas visits Nor-Shipping to talk through shipping’s entry in the EU Emissions Trading System
Video: Transmed’s Mylona says efficiency upgrades not fully recognised in the way ships are rated
CEO thinks RightShip greenhouse gas ratings have too much weight in dry bulk shipping, although chairman Jan Dieleman says they have been ‘extremely successful’