Australia-Asia iron ore green corridor feasible by 2028, consortium says
Study by group involving BHP, Rio Tinto, Oldendorff Carriers and Star Bulk Carriers argues more than 20 vessels could operate on a clean ammonia corridor by 2030
Regulation
Time for IMO to walk the walk: Elect a woman secretary general
Ahead of the International Day for Women in Maritime this week, former Maersk Africa director Anita de Werd argues UN’s shipping agency has the opportunity to send a powerful signal at the upcoming leadership election
Podcast: Why Australia is making such a stink about stink bugs on ships
Green Seas audio edition explores why biosecurity measures in Australia are gumming up imports of cars
Stalled Wan Hai ship breaking job returns to life after three months
Dutch cash buyer Elegant Exit points to bureaucracy and contract terms after waiting three months to start a demolition job at Bahrain’s ASRY
Comment: It’s now or never for the Hong Kong Recycling Convention
Complicated requirements put the future of the convention in doubt
Schulte Group digital firm links with software start-up for emissions trading
MariApps Marine Solutions partners zero44 to create one-stop system for dealing with the European Union emissions trading system
European Parliament spells out new rulings on cutting methane emissions
Energy importers may be required to fix leaks and countries stick to targets in legislation aimed at damaging greenhouse gas
Tokyo MOU reveals cyber-attack compromised data
The outage lasted for months after the attack, affecting risk assessment and chartering decisions
Denmark under fire after breaching EU rules on collective bargaining for foreign crew
Danish Maritime Authority discussing how to address non-conformity with the European Social Charter
Guidelines for ‘nurdle’ transportation agreed after X-Press Pearl disaster
New recommendations could be ready for adoption by IMO next year