Zero container ships sold for demolition in 2022
The number of fully cellular container ships sold for demolition in the first half of 2022 dropped to zero.
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Ship scrubbers clean the air but pollute the sea
According to a special report by The Guardian, there is a dirty secret in shipping: how the "scrubbers" in the…
UNCTAD: Report on the interruption of maritime trade due to the war in Ukraine and…
We share the UNCTAD report on the Interruption of maritime trade due to the war in Ukraine and its effects on…
IMO: Discussions in the climate committee (MPEC) on CO2 reduction goals for 2050
Discussions in the IMO climate committee (MEPC) have begun despite the fact that opinions are polarized about…
Marine insurers adopt the Poseidon Principles
The Poseidon Principles are financial arrangements aimed at sustainable shipping. Aligned with the IMO's…
Container ship fires: industry must be proactive as well as reactive
Stuart Edmonston, director of casualty prevention at Thomas Miller P&I Ltd, will be the opening speaker at the…
Banks increase their demands on the shipping industry
Banks are demanding much stricter environmental criteria when financing shipping companies, as pressure mounts from…
IMO and Germany join forces to reduce shipping emissions in Asia
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and Germany have teamed up on a project to identify opportunities and…
Ship operators look to LNG to reduce emissions
The shipping industry, under increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions from shipping, is reaching a growing…
U.S. joins effort to decarbonize global shipping
The United States will push the International Maritime Organization toward net-zero emissions by 2050.