Hong Kong’s Competition Commission has renewed a block exemption for vessel sharing agreements (VSAs) between liner shipping companies for another four years.

Korean Register (KR) has granted Approval In Principle (AIP) for a methanol dual-fuel VLCC.

In its latest technical journal, ClassNK published a series of special features on zero emissions vessels and the work it is doing to green the maritime sector.

Shipbuilder Ulstein unveiled Ulstein Thor earlier this year at Seatrade Cruise in Miami as a means of supplying zero-emission power to expedition cruise ships in remote regions.

The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) has issued its recommendations to support consistent implementation of EEXI.

US-based Crowley has released its first sustainability report to establish a benchmark for measuring progress toward its ESG goals.

Emissions from China’s domestic coastal shipping fleet could drop by 83% by 2060 if the right regulatory steps are taken, according to a report.

Recent attention on the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has brought an an increased number of proceedings at the agency.

A partnership of UK academics and industry peers have been granted funding for a five-year research project on ammonia as a marine fuel.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has disrupted global trade, endangered vessels and seafarers, provoking shipping casualties regardless of flags and/or nationalities.