New analysis shows a shifting landscape with strong support for a carbon price to reduce GHG emissions from shipping
LONDON : Two new reports led by UCL Energy Institute Shipping and Oceans Research Group, show what’s at stake at the upcoming IMO meetings and in the crucial period in the run up to
World’s longest cargo sail ship launched in Turkey
TUZLA : The world’s longest wind-powered cargo ship was launched Friday in Turkey, offering a promising way to slash carbon emissions from merchandise trade. The 136-meter (450-foot) Neoliner Origin was floated at the Turkish
Philippines takes steps to enhance maritime liability and compensation laws
MANILA : A national workshop in Manila, Philippines (27–31 January) aims to boost the understanding and implementation of IMO liability and compensation regime , in particular the 2010 HNS Convention, 2001 Bunkers Convention, and
New study shows that only targeted subsidy for e-fuels coupled with a GHG levy would ensure e-fuel early adoption
LONDON : A new report from UCL Energy Institute Shipping and Oceans Research Group and UMAS reveals significant risk in some of the options the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is considering, for enabling shipping’s
IMO : Yemen bolsters port security capacity amid ongoing maritime threats
LONDON : A national training focused on enhancing port facility security was completed in Aden, Yemen (14-16 January), as part of the EU-funded Regional Programme for Maritime Security in the Red Sea Area (Red
Polar Maritime Seminar highlights safety and sustainability in polar shipping : IMO
LONDON : The 2025 Polar Maritime Seminar, co-hosted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and Norway’s Chairship of the Arctic Council, in cooperation with the Arctic Council’s Working Group on the Protection of the Arctic
UN Maritime Chief to visit Egypt amid significant decline in Suez Canal traffic
LONDON : In response to a 70% decline in freight traffic through the Suez Canal, the head of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Arsenio Dominguez, plans to visit Egypt. This decision comes as part
World Shipping Council: Shipping Carriers move to prevent Deadly Charcoal Fires
WASHINGTON D.C. : The shipping industry is taking proactive steps to implement improved safety measures for transporting charcoal, ahead of mandatory IMO regulations in 2026. In response to a series of devastating fires caused