Green Seas podcast: Biofuels prove an easy but expensive carbon-cutting solution for shipping
Cargill looks to scale to tackle economics in biofuels as it considers the trialling phase over
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IMO’s carbon tool too ‘simplistic’, say London Greek shipowners
Committee says that London is not doing enough to promote itself as a maritime centre at New Year event in the capital
CMA CGM-backed Neoline finalises order for first $65m-plus wind-powered ro-ro
RMK Marine of Turkey to build innovative vessel that has been 11 years in the planning
Editor’s selection: Thome-OSM tie the knot, HSBC retreats from shipping and Euronav seeks to save Frontline tie-up
A look at some of TradeWinds’ biggest and most intriguing stories of the week
Blue Visby architect predicts a ‘year of reckoning’ for ‘Sail fast then wait’
With ‘no magic solutions’ to decarbonisation, the spotlight will be on pragmatic approaches such as those being developed by the Blue Visby project
Hoegh and MAN to go straight to ammonia on four newbuildings
Ammonia engines will be ready for delivery sooner than expected
World Economic Forum: Should decarbonisation be collaborative or should shipping lead the way?
Panama’s investment minister argues without clarity, funding can be difficult to come by for developing economies
Shipowners Nordic Hamburg and Purus select scrubber and carbon capture system for newbuilding quartet
Value Maritime will fit its Filtree kit on vessels to be operated by BG Freight Line
SCI facing retrofits as India mandates use of green hydrogen
State shipowner among those companies affected by new targets for zero-emission shipping
Green Seas: EU-funded research finds scrubber discharge harm at the tiniest of concentrations
Environment newsletter talks to a scientist about findings that will inform discussions over the impact of scrubbers on the sea