Existing ships and those on order would produce twice the emissions required under a 1.5°C-aligned carbon budget : UCL Report
LONDON : A new report from UCL’s Energy Institute Shipping and Oceans Research Group assesses the financial risks to the shipping industry from stranded assets due to stricter GHG regulations, due for adoption at
Waiting time in port represents major inefficiency and GHG savings opportunity for international shipping
LONDON : A new study by UCL and UMAS, which analysed ship movements between 2018-2022, found that optimising port arrivals to take into account port congestion or waiting times could reduce voyage emissions by
International shipping emissions return to peak 2008 levels due to insufficient energy efficiency improvements: New Report
LONDON : A new report released by UCL and UMAS shows rising GHG emissions and slowing carbon intensity reductions in international shipping between 2018 to 2022. The study builds on the IMO’s Third and
Convergence around a smaller number of options during the last GHG meetings before approval, put the IMO in a strong position to drive an energy transition in international shipping
LONDON : The IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee 82nd meeting has concluded with a large amount of work remaining. However, negotiations are still on track for an agreement on a new MARPOL text (Chapter
IMO ‘on track’ to deliver an ambitious package of policies for reducing GHG emissions from international shipping
LONDON : The 17th Intersessional Working Group on GHGs has concluded with a number of important developments, that can be used to guide expectations on the nature of measures the IMO is expected to
Shipping banks provide cheaper loans to greener shipping companies, but not greener ships
LONDON : A new study by UCL Energy Institute on the relationship between financing terms and climate performance of shipping companies reveals a troubling trend of green financing. The research paper in a sustainability
UMAS evolves to better serve the shipping sector’s decarbonisation needs
LONDON : UMAS, formerly a close collaboration between the UCL Energy Institute shipping research group and UMAS International Ltd, is to take on a new configuration to better serve the shipping sector’s needs, as
