Few Nordic shipping companies make ‘A’ grades ahead of ‘avalanche’ of sustainability rules
ESG advisory firm says industry faces gaps to achieve upcoming EU reporting standards
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Unimplemented controls could derail your ESG compliance efforts
Two-thirds of organizations have not implemented environmental, social and governance (ESG) controls, and 60% do not currently perform internal ESG audits, according to a report by AuditBoard. Lack of ESG program readiness This lack of ESG program read…
London shipping: Are the Baltic Exchange and FFA market experiencing the ‘seven-year itch’?
CEO Mark Jackson may be holding together a fractious shipping community but he’s not seeing the effort in a negative light
Shipping regulator IMO urged to push slow-steaming rules to cut ‘ocean roadkill’
Scale of the problem is under-reported with 75 animals at risk of harm from ship strikes, researchers warn
Russia’s IMO role hangs in balance after threats to Black Sea shipping
Elections for the 40-strong council are due in 2023 after a two-year term marked by war and turbulence for international shipping
Viewpoint: There is no more time to waste in ‘decarbonisation’s decisive decade’, says DNV Maritime
Chief executive Knut Orbeck-Nilssen believes decarbonisation targets hang in the balance and focusing on fuels alone can distract shipping from making an impact this decade
Inquiry clears South Africa of shipping munitions to Russia on a sanctioned vessel
Inquiry finds the Lady R was delivering military equipment from Russia to South Africa – not the other way around
Shifting left and right, innovating product security
In this Help Net Security interview, Slava Bronfman, CEO at Cybellum, discusses approaches for achieving product security throughout a device’s entire lifecycle, fostering collaboration across business units and product lines, ensuring transparen…
New UN law shields ships from ‘double jeopardy’ in repeated arrests
UN convention signed by 15 countries on Tuesday in Beijing, with the blessings of Brussels as well, aims to protect ships
New UN treaty shields ships from ‘double jeopardy’ in repeated arrests
UN convention signed by 15 countries on Tuesday in Beijing, with the blessings of Brussels as well, aims to protect ships