ITF targets 1,000 ships in safety crackdown on four ‘worst’ flags
Togo, Cook Islands, Palau and Sierra Leone registers come under scrutiny in the Mediterranean
Regulation
Marubeni trials: ‘Imperfect’ CII demands collaboration over vessel optimisation, says NAPA
A NAPA and ClassNK study into real-life carbon savings for bulk carriers showed emissions can be cut by 7.3% but highlighted shipowner and charterer cooperation is essential
‘Circus’ predicted as owners miss 2024 deadline for ballast water systems
Retrofit installations under BWM Convention are likely to spill over into 2025, says Optimarin executive
Green Seas: Are small vessels a missed opportunity for slashing carbon?
Our weekly environment newsletter explores the way that international decarbonisation regulations leave out the ships that may be in the best position to adopt zero-emission tech
We can’t wait for SBOMs to be demanded by regulation
Old ads can be startling—cigarette ads used to boast their health-giving properties, sugar-laden candy was once advertised as a dietary aid, and soft drinks were advertised as a milk alternative for babies. None of this would fly today, of course, than…
‘Window of opportunity’: Green group urges action ahead of key IMO meeting
Upcoming working group meeting is a ‘pivotal moment’ for aligning shipping emissions with Paris Agreement, Opportunity Green says
Wide-open IMO leadership election hots up as Demetriades mulls bid
Former Cyprus shipping deputy minister and Brussels policymaker considers entering the crowded race for the role of secretary general
Podcast: Why the shipowner lobby wants a price on carbon ‘as soon as possible’
Audio edition of Green Seas talks to the International Chamber of Shipping about its proposal to adopt a fund-and-reward system by 2024
UN reaches ‘landmark’ marine life deal for the high seas, ships may be barred from reserves
New rules are introduced to protect nearly one-third of the world’s oceans
This scuttling of an asbestos-riddled aircraft carrier shames shipping
The very rules intended to ensure safe scrapping ended up with a leaky warship dumped on the Atlantic seabed