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
Regulation
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
From well to wake: How fuels’ lifecycle 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
Levy row takes its toll on IMO decarbonisation talks
Regulator remains split over carbon pricing and compensation packages for developing countries
Green groups issue warning over Hong Kong Convention
International recycling regulation not up to scratch say environmentalits
UN head Guterres says IMO must ‘move much faster’ as climate talks kick off
The IMO remains divided over key points as it seeks to come to a consensus on raising decarbonisation targets
‘Precious years will be wasted’: Concerns mount after IMO draft undershoots Paris Agreement goals
Researchers say leading proposals for interim targets are not aligned with halting temperature rises at 1.5C
Podcast: Hopes and fears for a crucial IMO meeting on shipping emissions
The audio edition of Green Seas talks to experts on the UN shipping regulator about what can be achieved next week, and what they worry about
IMO hedges its bets on 2050 decarbonisation deadline
A carefully worded document allows for flexibility on dates for achieving zero-carbon shipping
Nihon Shipyard alliance boosted by technical tie up with MHI
A collaboration pact has been agreed to design and build a new generation of low-emission vessels