Angelicoussis-led coalition renews call for IMO to abandon current net-zero goal in favour of LNG friendly option
Growing number of energy carrier players, along with top flags and class societies, back net-zero alternatives
Regulation
US laker operators’ body asks Trump’s trade chief for fees on foreign-built ships
Trade group targets Canadian rivals’ foreign-built ships on Great Lakes
Shipping insists on crew safety and freedom of navigation guarantees if Strait of Hormuz re-opens
Safety of ships and seafarers in the waterway needs to be assured, shipping bodies say
Shipping insists on crew safety and freedom of navigation guarantees if Strait of Hormuz reopens
Safety of ships and seafarers in the waterway needs to be assured, shipping bodies say
Never let a crisis go to waste — even for decarbonisation
Owners and charterers should use these uncertain times to prepare for the new low-carbon push to come, says Engebret Dahm
Greek owners urge IMO to rethink net zero plan ahead of crucial meeting
Draft framework ‘not an appropriate solution’, says the body representing the world’s largest cross-trading fleet
What the EU AI Act requires for AI agent logging
The EU AI Act is 144 pages long. The logging requirements that matter for AI agent developers sit across four articles that keep referencing each other. Here’s what they say, when the deadlines hit, and where the gaps are. Your agent is probably high-r…
Africa faces lose-lose situation as IMO and EU emissions rules take centre stage
Africa policy experts call for EU to do more to allow IMO’s Net-Zero Framework to be dominant emissions regulation, says Maria Ogbudo
Africa faces lose-lose situation as IMO and EU emissions rules take centre stage
Africa policy experts call for EU to do more to allow IMO’s Net-Zero Framework to be only emissions regulation, says Maria Ogbugo
Maritime union proposes tax break to tempt more cargo onto US-flag ships
Leader of Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association believes in a demand-first approach to US maritime revitalisation