Shipping banks remain exposed to latent systemic refinancing risks as a result of the energy transition and tightening shipping emission regulations, UCL study finds
LONDON: A new report from the UCL Energy Institute and Strider Carbon finds that while banks seem largely insulated from direct losses when climate transition risks strand individual vessels, industry-wide behaviour may be converting
New UCL research reveals a complex mix of opportunity and risk to key maritime nations under various IMO outcomes
LONDON: A new report from the UCL Shipping and Oceans Research Group finds that no major maritime nation is fully prepared for the tightening decarbonisation rules being negotiated at the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
LNG and methanol create path dependencies that divert investments from shipping’s long-term decarbonisation pathway, new study warns
Study by UCL academics finds that while LNG and methanol use as alternative fuels generate some knowledge spillovers and procedural regulatory learning useful for green ammonia, the main scalable zero emission shipping fuel, these
New analysis warns there is no obvious compromise to the Net Zero Framework
LONDON/COPENHAGEN: A new insight brief by the UCL Shipping and Oceans Research Group for the Getting to Zero coalition, titled “Uncertainty at the IMO: Three scenarios and their consequences for shipping’s transition”, concludes that