Eastern Pacific Shipping’s Cyril Ducau opens up on $1.8bn bid to cut carbon
ESG trendsetter says it will eliminate 10m tonnes of CO2 using technology that works and is available right now
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Putting the ‘chicken and egg’ problem to rest: Early adopters talk alternative fuels
‘The investments being made here are really going to advance the technology,’ Waterfront Shipping president says
China leads challenge to IMO 2050 net zero goal due to clash with Xi Jinping’s 2060 aim
Developing countries want the shipping regulator to adopt a flexible approach and review its decarbonisation targets every five years
Mahnke plots second green maritime fund after first breaches $200m
Raising green finance is difficult, but deploying funds is tough too
No commitment? Spotlight on Retail giants Walmart and Home Depot for their shipping emissions
Our weekly environment newsletter digs into a report by green groups Pacific Environment and Stand.earth that names the biggest US retailers in terms of shipping emissions
Steel-cutting begins on biggest car carrier but will Hoegh double-up on order?
As work starts on the first of eight zero-carbon-ready Aurora ships, Norwegian owner has to decide whether to declare eight more options
Oslo’s Klaveness looks beyond Norway to put students on ships
Group looks beyond Norway for the first time to recruit academic talent
WiGs rebranded Women in Green Shipping to reflect fuelling moves
Industry group gathering momentum as females flood into alternative fuels sector
‘Nuclear energy? Why not?’ Dark horse of energy mix finds backers
Shipowners, especially smaller ones, won’t find the cheap electricity they need without nuclear power, John Kokarakis argues
Podcast: Why the shipowner lobby wants a price on carbon ‘as soon as possible’
Audio edition of Green Seas talks to the International Chamber of Shipping about its proposal to adopt a fund-and-reward system by 2024