‘Unfair to everyone’: Greek shipowners set their sights on amending the IMO’s intensity index
The Union of Greek Shipowners has added its voice to the chorus of the gauge’s critics
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Endpoint security getting easier, but most organizations lack tool consolidation
IT and security teams are consolidating management and security functions to help better deliver new applications to end users, improve regulatory compliance, and reduce cyberattacks resulting from poor coordination between endpoint security and manage…
‘Forward looking’ Chevron taps ABS Wavesight to track fleet’s greenhouse gas emissions
California energy giant to streamline data collection for IMO, EU and Sea Cargo Charter reporting requirements
Evergreen is bottom of the class in new carbon emission rankings
Outfit was worst of top six carriers operating from Asia to the East Coast of South America
Trafigura’s Olivi and Greek manager Zachariadis cross swords on ship efficiency
Trafigura brings alternative energy efficiency gauges into play as industry ponders revisions to index
Busier Wah Kwong sees emissions almost double but efficiency improves
Hong Kong group blames bigger carbon output from vessels on more fixtures and longer hauls
Why the maritime world needs to start talking about the menopause
Shipping’s diversity, equality and inclusion agenda needs to open up to a previously taboo issue
Will e-fuels clean up shipping’s act? ‘Only with targeted government support’
Green Seas newsletter explores an OECD report urging state action to make fuels produced by renewable electricity more cost competitive for shipping
Skuld joins the Poseidon Principles for Marine Insurance
Norwegian mutual joins through its commercial hull insurance business
How to get it right on ESG: guide sets out practical actions for shipping
Consultancy and Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center work with Navigator Gas to write industry playbook