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Regulation
ICS to put new proposal for fund-and-reward carbon levy to the IMO
Scheme aims to narrow the gap between alternative and fossil fuels based on carbon emissions to help pay for a global transition to a net zero future.
Plugging the price gap for green fuels: are contracts for difference the answer?
Environmentalists back CfDs as a route towards filing the price gap between conventional and green fuels but some within shipping are not so sure
‘Unfair to everyone’: Greek shipowners set their sights on amending the IMO’s intensity index
The Union of Greek Shipowners has added its voice to the chorus of the gauge’s critics
Will e-fuels clean up shipping’s act? ‘Only with targeted government support’
Green Seas newsletter explores an OECD report urging state action to make fuels produced by renewable electricity more cost competitive for shipping
How to get it right on ESG: guide sets out practical actions for shipping
Consultancy and Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center work with Navigator Gas to write industry playbook
Carbon intensity regulations called a ‘beta test’ that pushes industry to collaborate
Praise for the new emissions rating system put in place by the IMO has been difficult to come by
Carbon scores are saving markets but decarbonisation costs still high, shipowners say
New fuels are needed if shipping is going to get to net zero, identified as a massive and costly challenge
Wilhelmsen and Affinity to set up joint EU ETS compliance firm
Ship manager and broker join forces to offer ‘first of its kind’ outsourcing service for shipping’s management of emissions trading
How ransomware attack on DNV put ship manager system in limbo
Operators of as many as 1,000 vessels struggling to deal with issues caused by cyber attack on class society’s ShipManager software servers three weeks ago