Rina’s Roberto Cazzulo elected as next IACS chair
Lloyd’s Register’s Nick Brown will step down from the role in January
Regulation
Fuel production players enter lifecycle emissions conversation with call for ‘common language’
There are more than 100 ways to tally up the emissions from alternative fuels. Certification of the emissions from their pathways from well-to-tank will be essential
Green Seas: As IMO hurtles toward a historic vote on carbon targets, next steps draw disagreement
Our weekly environment newsletter explores as countries debate next steps ahead of key meeting at United Nations shipping regulator
Green Seas: As IMO hurtles towards a historic vote on carbon targets, next steps draw disagreement
Our weekly environment newsletter explores as countries debate next steps ahead of key meeting at United Nations shipping regulator
Split over carbon pricing threatens to derail IMO bid to decarbonise shipping by 2050
China, Brazil, Argentina and other developing countries come out strongly against a carbon levy as a market-based measure
Ocean Rebellion demands 50% cut in emissions by 2030 at IMO demonstration
Protest takes place just as delegates sit down to discuss raising decarbonisation targets
Ammonia review finds risks to crew can be kept to a ‘tolerable level’
Technical and safety training measures are identified in collaboration between Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller and Lloyd’s Register decarbonisation centres
Recycling convention to enter into force as Liberia joins Bangladesh in ratifying
After 14 years of tyring, the international ship recycling industry will finally be regulated
After 14 years global recycling rules to enter into force as Liberia and Bangladesh sign
After a long wait, the international ship recycling industry will finally be regulated globally
After 14 years, global recycling rules enter into force as Liberia and Bangladesh sign up
After a long wait, the international ship recycling industry will finally be regulated globally