Comment: Fresh IMO targets highlight need for full-court press on carbon
The IMO makes progress on shipping’s decarbonisation but proves it cannot carry the ball alone
Regulation
IMO opens the door for biofuel to be used in CII assessment
Temporary circular has been issued to cover a major gap in the fuel efficiency regulation
Compliance seizes spotlight in the connected devices arena
Investment in connected device security has accelerated as upcoming legislation affecting the sector becomes more prominent, according to PSA Certified. This acceleration also highlights a noticeable difference from last year in the level of demand fro…
IMO head says 2040 emission target will be ‘extremely challenging’ for shipping
Secretary general fends off criticism that new decarbonisation targets are not tough enough
Podcast: How IMO’s decision on shipping’s carbon still leaves Paris Agreement goals within reach
Audio edition of Green Seas talks to UCL Energy Institute Tristan Smith about new global greenhouse gas targets
Scandinavian shipping groups cheer IMO’s net zero ‘at or around’ 2050 agreement
Norwegian shipowners call deal ‘historic’, while Danes say agreement has everything they worked for
Shipowners will do ‘everything possible’ to achieve new IMO goals
The United Nations shipping regulator urged to adopt levy on carbon emissions to help shipowners fund new technology and fuels
IMO lines up carbon pricing mechanism commitment by 2025
Decarbonisation targets will also be reviewed every five years after criticism they fall short
IMO forges ‘wish and a prayer’ carbon deal as greens bemoan checkpoint targets
China, Brazil and Argentina push back against targets in line with Paris Agreement
From well to wake: How fuels’ life-cycle emissions are key to IMO greenhouse gas debate
Our Green Seas environment newsletter explores the important IMO decision that is grabbing fewer headlines than a carbon levy