As the maritime industries come under growing pressure to act now on decarbonisation the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has proposed a global carbon levy.

The Cyprus Chamber of Shipping has expressed concerns the proposed measures under the European Commission’s ‘Fit for 55’ emissions package claiming they are not in fact fit for shipping

The finance sector’s push for sustainability and the slow pace of international regulation on emissions at the IMO versus regional ambitions were in focus at the opening day of Marine Money’s annual New York event.

As the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) MEPC 76 meeting started on Thursday Secretary-General Kitack Lim a blunt message on the need to adopt draft short-term measures on emissions.

As the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) MEPC 76 meeting kicks-off today Paul Bartlett surveys the complex regulatory requirements shipowners and managers are set to face.

The first trial supply of biofuels in Singapore, the world’s largest bunkering port, has been successfully carried out.

Euronav boss, Hugo De Stoop, expects that a large tanker powered by ammonia could well be on the water by 2025.

Investigating marine fuel trends, quality, and operational issues the marine industry has faced since the implementation of IMO 2020.

An industry proposal for a $5bn research fund to decarbonise shipping submitted to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) last week is growing in support from shipping nations.

Technology company Miros and BW Group have developed what they describe as a “game-changing” vessel performance platform by integrating real-time wave, weather and speed through water information.