Net Zero Framework: This Week Crucial to IMO’s Plans to Slash GHG Emissions from Shipping
LONDON: Ahead of the upcoming meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships (ISWG-GHG 21, April 20-24th) and its Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 84, April
KR, Korean Government and Industry Partner Join Forces to Set International Standards for Ammonia Effluent Discharge
BUSAN: As the maritime industry accelerates its transition to zero-carbon fuels in line with the International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s 2050 net-zero target, ammonia-fueled ships are emerging as a promising next-generation solution. While the IMO
Hydrogen’s potential and its limits for decarbonisation highlighted in LR’s latest Fuel for thought report
LONDON: Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published the latest report in its award-winning Fuel for thought series, providing a comprehensive assessment of hydrogen’s potential role in maritime decarbonisation. Fuel for thought: Hydrogen examines hydrogen from production and supply through to onboard use, highlighting the fuel’s advantages alongside the safety, infrastructure and
Geopolitical Risks increasingly drive Deteriorating Shipping Outlook : Fitch Ratings
NEW YORK: Geopolitical and policy risks have become bigger drivers of our ‘deteriorating’ 2026 outlook for the global shipping sector than underlying industry fundamentals, Fitch Ratings says. These risks include potential tariff-related escalation; other
COP30: Countries must step up national action on shipping, after U.S. attempt to sabotage International Maritime Organization
BELEM (BRAZIL): On Energy and Transport Day at COP 30, Environmental Defense Fund, Pacific Environment, Seas At Risk, Solutions for Our Climate, and Transport & Environment call on national governments to urgently accelerate action
NatPower Marine: “The IMO delay won’t slow the race to green shipping – it has already begun”
LONDON: Member States of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have voted to delay for one year the adoption of draft amendments to MARPOL Annex VI, which would have created the world’s first truly global
IMO negotiations on carbon pricing move forward, despite delay in adoption
LONDON: The International Maritime Organization (IMO) continued negotiating on key policy details in the Net-Zero Framework (NZF), at the working group talks (ISWG-GHG20) on 20-24 October in London. Last week the IMO agreed to
Post-mortem on IMO’s Net Zero Framework discussions: UCL readout
LONDON: Two weeks of negotiations at the IMO give two confusingly different signals, as well as plenty of information on detail to digest, according to UCL (University College London) in their informative readout. In