Green Seas: ‘Much remains up in the air’ as IMO hurtles toward carbon crunch session
Our weekly environment newsletter explores how the latest deliberations at the UN shipping regulator tee up a complex debate in July
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Decarbonisation and digitalisation are opportunities to get more women into shipping, WISTA head says
Shipping firms are no longer thinking about doing ‘business as usual’
Shipowners may one day be paid to keep on using toxic HFO no one else wants, BRS says
Chairman Francois Cadiou envisages future where shipping is the last resort for polluting fuel
BRS’ Cadiou says shipping is going backwards as vessels switch away from LNG fuel
Dual-fuel vessels are relying more and more on polluting heavy fuel oil as gas becomes too expensive, shipbroker warns
Build the ships and the green methanol will come, Proman’s Gajadhar tells owners
Producer has no worries about supply despite Maersk going all-in to hoover up new sources of fuel
Copenhagen Commercial Platform launches emissions reporting tool ‘for commercial people’
Tech offering makes it easy to see where action should be taken to improve emissions performance
Pandemic and war slows KCC’s emission cuts but ambitious new targets set
Combination carrier company’s boss Engebret Dahm also urges the IMO to get its act together
CII scores: a fantastic concept, clouded by a suboptimal metric
Effective decarbonisation rules must focus on commercial drivers rather than the just vessel itself argues Andrea Olivi, global head of wet freight at Trafigura
Standard Chartered leads $89.6m green loan for Vista’s dual-fuel LR2s
Asia-focused bank says loan includes mechanism to incentivise shipowner to meet green targets
Standard Chartered leads $89.6m green loan for Vista’s dual-fuel product tankers
Asia-focused bank says loan includes mechanism to incentivise shipowner to meet green targets