Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) voted to extend the scope of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to include maritime transport.

The green energy required to make carbon-free fuels for shipping would require all of the world’s current production of renewables.

Shanghai-based Jinjiang Shipping is to launch a new service to Thailand and Vietnam in Southeast Asia.

The first LNG terminal at Fangcheng port, Guangxi province is preparing to accept international vessels.

Seafaring has sometimes been described as a “frontier activity” with all sorts of hazards that are not normally encountered in shore-side employment.

Louis Dreyfus Armateurs will equip one of its vessels with three of bound4blue’s suction sail systems in 2023.

New technologies and regulations have the potential to improve safety and seafarer’s lives, but the industry must keep an eye on crew workloads.

During the very last days of April, there was a fire aboard the tanker Endo Breeze transiting New York harbour’s Raritan Bay.

The mantra “30 by 30” —30 gW of electricity generated from offshore wind by 2030—continues to provide tangible benefits in the form of new orders for shipyards.

Iran is becoming brazen in its oil export activities despite international sanctions, and more customers are preparing for trade should sanctions be lifted.