‘Tomorrow is yours to win’: shipping leaders speak out on IMO women’s day
To celebrate the IMO International Day for Women in Maritime, shipping’s leading females are passing on some of their tips for reaching the top
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UAE makes radical U-turn to back tougher emission target ahead of crunch meetings
Energy minister tells IMO it supports a revised 2050 goal
Meet the energy major trailblazing a path for women in marine fuelling
Nearly half workforce are female and there is an equal split between women and men on top management team
Green Seas: Ammonia looks feasible for some situations, if the safety worries can be ironed out
Our weekly environment newsletter explores the contours of ammonia’s feasibility, safety questions aside, in a multi-fuel future for shipping
DNB’s Jan Ole Huseby says there is a financing gap between ambition and reality
Norwegian banker says lenders must help bridge the divide on the road to decarbonisation
Rina rolls out plan to double revenues to $1.25bn
Genoa-based class society plots expansion that will create 1,800 jobs
Scorpio Tankers efficiency falls, but emissions down on smaller fleet
AER figures rise for owner’s handysize, MRs and LR2s
Australia-Asia iron ore green corridor feasible by 2028, consortium says
Study by group involving BHP, Rio Tinto, Oldendorff Carriers and Star Bulk Carriers argues more than 20 vessels could operate on a clean ammonia corridor by 2030
Grieg and Peak venture wins Norwegian grant for three zero-emission newbuilds
Skarv Shipping wants to be among the first to operate ammonia-fuelled cargo ships
Time for IMO to walk the walk: Elect a woman secretary general
Ahead of the International Day for Women in Maritime this week, former Maersk Africa director Anita de Werd argues UN’s shipping agency has the opportunity to send a powerful signal at the upcoming leadership election