IMO gets back to carbon work after tears and victory laps of emotional week
Working groups move forward despite temporary defeat of decarbonisation measures
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IBIA urges industry to stick to facts as it tables meeting to review IMO sessions
Bunker association rebrands with new logo to reflect its more diverse membership
IMO’s Dominguez reflective after US-led carbon rebellion
Global Maritime Forum hears IMO secretary general is willing to listen to critics of decarbonisation policy
IMO’s Dominguez reflective after US-led carbon rebellion
Global Maritime Forum hears IMO secretary general is willing to listen to critics of decarbonisation policy
Ship engine designers and fuelling bodies reflect on ‘showstopper’ IMO vote
Deep disappointment, fear of uncertainty and resolve on how to use coming year
‘Great news’: Greek shipowners welcome IMO delay as they eye chance to rewrite net-zero deal
Hellenic bet on conventionally fuelled vessels pays off as decarbonisation can is kicked down the road
Wavelength podcast: Kicking the can down the road as IMO opts to delay carbon talks for a year
Plus, the opportunities for Africa and others to collect carbon cash, and shipping’s response to tit-for-tat tariffs
Here’s how shipping, politicians and more are reacting to IMO vote to kick carbon can down the road
Reactions mixed by industry groups, academics and other stakeholders
Here’s how shipping, politicians and more are reacting to IMO vote to kick the carbon can down the road
Reactions mixed by industry groups, academics and other stakeholders