In the second episode of our series Chat about Geopolitics and Trade with Guest presenter Punit Oza founder of Maritime NXT talks with Stamatis Tsantanis, CEO of Seanergy Maritime Holdings.
Cyprus Union of Shipowners (CUS) President Andreas Hadjiyiannis recently highlighted challenges faced by Greek shippers and called for European measures that will help boost the sector’s competitiveness.
Christos Stylianidis took over as Greek Shipping and Island Policy Minister September 12 and has the job of handling the fallout from the death of a 36-year-old ferry passenger that caused widespread outrage across the country.
Time is running down on shipping’s environmental calendar as global climate emergencies multiply and corporate environmental social governance (ESG) issues come under close scrutiny.
The increasing complexity of global supply chains and increasing regulations on carbon efficiency are factors presenting a range of legal challenges, according to lawyers at Ince & Co’s Dubai office.
The conclusions of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee 80 (MEPC 80) set a clear direction on shipping’s pathway to decarbonisation.
As much as two-fifths of all carbon neutral fuels produced in 2030 will be needed to meet the needs of the shipping sector according to DNV’s latest Maritime Forecast 2050 published today.
Shipping lines, shippers, and governments are working together to combat the global issue of pests carried in containers and bulk cargoes that can cause billions of dollars in crop damage.
