Wavelength: Will the International Energy Agency’s oil warning hit tankers?
Agency’s annual outlook says oil, gas and coal use is still ‘far too high’ to meet the UN climate target
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Greek shipping dominates as Intercargo expands membership amid regulatory uncertainty
Dry bulk owners’ association has come to represent about a third of its industry
Robotic hull-cleaning operation Shipshave opens up in Athens
Norwegian tech company wants to expand global reach with new regional office
Vitol to offer full range of biofuels in Singapore from January 2024
New bunker tankers will be used exclusively to supply the fuel
Evergreen teams up with CIP to explore hydrogen-based fuels for its fleet
Taiwanese owner makes major move down the road to decarbonising 200 ships
Evergreen teams up with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners to explore hydrogen-based fuels for its fleet
Taiwanese shipowner makes major move down the road to decarbonising 200 ships
Scaling rapidly? Your application security strategies need to keep up
Modern application security strategies must support and enable modern software development, even as it rapidly scales, according to Mend.io. Just 52% of companies can effectively remediate critical vulnerabilities and only 41% are confident they can ma…
Podcast: The future of ship recycling after the Hong Kong Convention
Audio edition of Green Seas explores the new reality for ship demolition at an event in Singapore
Ports seen as ‘key node’ for a cross-sector freight decarbonisation in the UK
Maritime freight’s green transition could require £75bn in investment, mostly on land
Ports seen as ‘key node’ in UK’s cross-sector efforts to decarbonise freight transport
Maritime freight’s green transition could require £75bn in investment, mostly on land