Fatal flaws in IMO carbon deal risk creating a cost burden rather than a climate catalyst
Momentous day as shipping becomes first industry with a global carbon price, but the result is complex rules that may lack sufficient impact to drive change
Sustainability
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The business case for shore power can be a challenge, says expert
Fortescue and CMB.Tech ink ‘landmark’ ammonia deal after IMO agreement
Australian iron ore giant urges regulators to show backbone on the road to decarbonisation
IMO chief insists carbon-cutting deal is good result for shipping’s decarbonisation drive
Arsenio Dominguez insists the industry remains on track to hit net zero by 2050
Shipping to miss net-zero targets despite groundbreaking deal, say critics
Campaigners say the plans will need to be strengthened if they are to meet the ambitions of the global shipping regulator
Brutal. A failure: Closed-door climate talks end without agreement
Saudi Arabia and other Middle East oil nations blamed for lack of progress. Marshall Islands also rejects compromise proposal
Angelicoussis leads major Greeks attack on ‘aggressive and unrealistic’ $100bn IMO carbon levy
Industry giants express ‘grave concern’ at proposals under debate in London that risk doubling fuel costs and favouring niche low-carbon projects
Angelicoussis leads major Greek attack on ‘aggressive and unrealistic’ $100bn IMO carbon levy
Industry giants express ‘grave concern’ at proposals under debate in London that risk doubling fuel costs and favouring niche low-carbon projects
WinGD poised to deliver first ammonia engines to yards by June
Company unveils new LPG engine that can be upgraded to burn ammonia
‘Scientist’ Torstein Hagen bets on hydrogen as cruise’s future fuel despite supply challenges
LNG is not an option for Viking Holdings chief executive