European Commission proposes tariffs against Israel over Gaza
Israeli products to lose preferential access to European market
Regulation
Meet the alleged Houthi fuel baron behind a sanctioned Dubai ship manager
Tyba Ship Management is a small part of what is believed to be one of the Yemeni militant group’s biggest fuel import networks
Creating a compliance strategy that works across borders
In this Help Net Security interview, Marco Goldberg, Managing Director at EQS Group, discusses how compliance and regulation are evolving worldwide. He talks about how organizations can stay compliant with international rules while keeping their system…
Shipping off track to achieve 2030 net-zero target
Low demand and poor financing are key roadblocks to hit emissions goals
‘LNG heavily penalised’ in IMO’s decarbonisation plans, says ABS boss Chris Wiernicki
Comment adds to voices calling for regulators to rethink LNG as a transition fuel
Arsenio Dominguez confident of IMO carbon vote success in October
Still scope to look at LNG fuel once the rules are adopted, IMO boss says
‘IMO needs to take a timeout’: ABS joins US resistance to Net-Zero Framework ahead of key vote
Classification society’s CEO says more thought is needed for global carbon regulation
UK pledges to ‘help maritime thrive’ and attract fresh investment for growth
Transport minister says UK is a ‘beacon of stability’ for global shipping
Nick Brown takes Lloyd’s Register home, and sees ‘strategy starting to work’
Class society has returned to its historic headquarters in central London as its focus on core maritime clients wins business
Singapore ranked top of the shipping world, as UK report shows the country lags key rivals
Study commissioned by the UK Chamber of Shipping reaffirms Singapore’s leadership position in global maritime business