JB Rae-Smith named UK Chamber of Shipping president
Swire Group executive takes over from Graham Westgarth
Regulation
NGO reveals ‘pollution and dangerous working conditions’ at Turkish yards
Despite worrying findings, many recycling yards are still approved by European Union
Shippers welcome UK move to let liner shipping consortia exemptions expire
Shippers applaud final decision of the UK watchdog not to extend liner shipping consortia regulation
‘Bring it on’: IMO’s new head prepares to tackle rifts, wars and shipping’s green mission
Arsenio Dominguez says the regulator has to be more outward-looking as it promotes the industry on the world stage
Deaths, violence and billions of dollars: TradeWinds’ most read stories of the year
As the year draws to a close, here are some of the stories that were the biggest hits with TradeWinds subscribers
Year Ahead: IMO sets the stage for decarbonisation policy
Will regulator’s member states bring clarity on a carbon price and fuel standards?
API security in 2024: Predictions and trends
As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, so does the complexity of API (application programming interface) security. With the proliferation of APIs in modern applications and services, organizations will need to develop a better und…
Year Ahead: Regulatory hurdles leave shipowners to grapple with limited options for fuelling ammonia carriers
Current discrepancies over IGC and IGF codes leave ammonia carrier shipowners with few options
MAN Energy Solutions and others seek new technology solutions in battle with methane slip
Unburned methane is a greater greenhouse gas than CO2, a fact reflected in regulators’ emissions calculations
IMO tightens up security after Poseidon Adventure
Security breach at global regulator’s headquarters in London sparked review