After 14 years, global recycling rules enter into force as Liberia and Bangladesh sign up
After a long wait, the international ship recycling industry will finally be regulated globally
Regulation
Shipping can cut emissions by 28% to 47% by 2030, says CE Delft report
Analysis suggests cuts can come at relatively low cost from slow speeding, wind assisted propulsion and 5% to 10% use of zero-emission fuels
Shipping can cut emissions by 28-47% by 2030, says CE Delft report
Analysis suggests cuts can come at relatively low cost from slow speeding, wind assisted propulsion and 5-10% use of zero-emission fuels
Finally! Hong Kong Convention expected to be mandated today
Bangladesh and Liberia expected to hand over ratification documents to IMO secretary general Kitack Lim in London
Viewpoint: The time is now for the IMO to address the climate crisis
Clock is ticking for industry to play its role in keeping temperature rise below 1.5C
‘It’s something we’ll look at’: US still on the fence on carbon levy for shipping
Biden administration is open to taxing carbon but has voiced support for a global fuel standard
Will US, EU and UK gambit be able to force through 2050 zero emissions target?
Tense negotiations begin at IMO working group to determine shipping’s decarbonisation goals
Still work to be done after Hong Kong Convention enforcement
Question mark hangs over how IMO’s recycling convention will fit with Basel and European regulations
MAN Energy Solutions joins fuels group calling on IMO to adopt greener policies
Engine maker and fuel producers among those backing initiative by the Environmental Defense Fund
‘This is waste management’: Keeping costs low expected to be key to success in maritime CCS market
Scaling to keep shipping costs below price of carbon is key to profiting from a cargo that industries want to rid themselves of