Yara wraps up deal to ship 800,000 tonnes of CO2 a year
Project will start exports from Netherlands to Norway in 2025
Regulation
UK regulator deals blow to carriers’ consortia hopes after April 2024
Britain poised to mirror EU over the treatment of liner industry
MEPs seek ban on all scrubber discharges in EU waters
Revision of Maritime Safety Package includes proposals for a total ban on scrubber discharges, garbage and sewage
EU backs global shipping levy as it seeks to deflect carbon trading criticism
As the ‘cap and trade’ system approaches, no legal challenge has been proposed yet for the controversial scheme
Want to start trading EU carbon credits now? Watch out for the bureaucratic logjam
Some shipping companies will struggle to open registry accounts to store carbon allowances
US turns up price cap pressure with sanctions against Sovcomflot tankers
US Treasury department puts three of the Russian shipowner’s vessels on blacklist as enforcement steps up
EU mulls targeting ship sales and Danish transits in new Russia measures
Measures reportedly being discussed as bloc mulls a 12th round of measures over invasion of Ukraine
Seven ex-Axiom Ince staff arrested in raid by UK Serious Fraud Office
UK white-collar crime agency has been investigating the misuse of $82m in collapsed law firm’s client funds
Seven arrested as UK Serious Fraud Office opens probe into Axiom Ince
UK white-collar crime agency has been investigating the misuse of $82m in collapsed law firm’s client funds
Collaborative strategies are key to enhanced ICS security
In this Help Net Security interview, Marko Gulan, Cyber Security Consultant at Schneider Electric, discusses the complexities of safeguarding industrial control systems (ICS). Our conversation will explore the importance of cross-departmental collabora…