ICS centenary: shaping the future of shipping for 100 years
The maritime industry meets to celebrate the ICS centenary and forge solutions for the future
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Piecing together the emissions regulation puzzle
As new shipping emissions regimes emerge across the world, an effective dialogue between regulators and operators will be critical to ensure measures are successful.
Laying a foundation for shipping’s emissions challenge
A breakthrough year for industry action on emissions will only be meaningful if governments actively support decarbonised shipping, says Christopher J. Wiernicki, ABS Chairman, President and CEO.
Progressing port transparency on alternative fuels
As shipowners deal with uncertainty over future fuel availability the World Port Climate Action Programme is developing a new tool to help assist ship operators access more precise and up to date information about where vessels can bunker zero emission fuels in the future
Evolving EU sanctions keep ship owners on alert
Ship operators are braced for further disruption to trading patterns as the European Union targets a sixth round of sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
Shipping’s essential role in the fourth propulsion transition
Governments and land-based industries must account for shipping in infrastructure and investment plans to support their own decarbonisation goals, says report
Strategic Thinking: Are Paris Agreement targets slipping from grasp?
As the world tries to meet Paris Agreement ambitions on global warming, shipping could find itself increasingly in range of national abatement policies, says Dr Raphael Slade of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
UNCTAD’s Rebecca Grynspan: Bridging the trade gap in challenging times
When the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) was set up in 1964, its goal was to assist the fair integration of developing countries into the global economy.