Green shipping corridor drive shows little progress, says Getting to Zero report
Global Maritime Forum report highlights a growing number of corridor projects but a lack of tangible results
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IMO net-zero deal not a ‘must-have’ for CMB.Tech’s green fuels wager, CEO says
Cost of low-carbon bunkers and like-minded partners are key drivers, not legislation, according to Alexander Saverys
BHP and NYK renew their vows to decarbonise dry bulk shipping
Australian miner and Japanese owner extend cooperation that began in 2022
MISC explains ‘deliberate’ cashflow strategy behind eco tanker orders and charters
Malaysian giant says dual-fuel capability now contracted in all its tanker sectors
Tanker operators keep pressure on for global net-zero programme
Voice of independent operators, Intertanko, says members will use delay in global talks to assess best technologies for cutting emissions
Tanker operators keep pressure on for global decarbonisation programme
Voice of independent operators, Intertanko, says members will use delay in global talks to assess best technologies for cutting emissions
Three suppliers awarded Singapore’s coveted methanol bunkering licences
Licensees will be able start supplying methanol bunkers from 1 January next year
Clarksons hires broker to boost renewables desk
New desk will help clients with decarbonisation
Red Sea crisis drives EU ship emissions to highest levels on record
Container ships that called at EU ports sharply increased their emissions after rerouting around Africa
NGO Shipbreaking Platform outlines its requirements for acceptable green ship recycling
While not averse to the recycling of ships in South Asia, the platform wants further improvements including a move away from beaching