Decade of Wind Propulsion campaign aims for ‘rapid’ decarbonisation

Feb 17, 2021

The International Windship Association (IWSA) is spearheading a ‘Decade of Wind Propulsion’ campaign to accelerate the adoption of hybrid alternative propulsion methods for shipping, helping to steer the industry toward decarbonisation.

The Poseidon Principles – focusing on operations and data

Feb 12, 2021

When it comes to green financing of vessels it is not just about the design, but also operational efficiency and reporting to ensure lower emissions.

Eastern Pacific Shipping surpasses CO2 emissions reduction target

Jan 28, 2021

Singapore-based shipowner Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) it has surpassed its C02 reduction target two years ahead of schedule.

EU, emissions, and global level playing field

Nov 12, 2020

The European Union has its work cut out as it strives to tackle the burning issue of the decarbonisation of the maritime industry.

IMO’s 2050 decarbonisation goals can be achieved, says Stopford

Jul 27, 2020

The IMO’s target of reducing shipping’s carbon emissions by at least 50% by mid-century can easily be achieved and even surpassed, according to shipping economist and non-executive President of Clarkson Research, Martin Stopford.

Martin Stopford: Four-point plan to modernise shipping’s business models

Jan 27, 2020

Eminent shipping economist, Dr Martin Stopford, has set out a four-point plan to modernise shipping’s business models which, he says, are 50 years old and badly in need of a revamp.

TMC develops compressor range for hull air lubrication systems

Jan 10, 2020

TMC Compressors of the Seas is launching a new range compressors designed to work air lubrication systems (ALS) for vessel’s hulls that reduction friction.

MSC commits to regular biofuels usage to reduce emissions

Dec 09, 2019

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is committing to using biofuel blends following trials earlier this year.

Med states meeting agrees roadmap to regional ECA

Dec 09, 2019

A meeting of all the states bordering the Mediterranean Sea, except Syria, has agreed a road map that could see the creation of a Mediterranean Sulphur Emission Control Area (Med SECA) by 2024.

2020 Sulphur Cap: Is the industry ready for the long run?

Jul 08, 2019

This is the first edition in a series of three reports produced in the lead up to the seventh edition of Sea Asia – the maritime industry’s leading forum for discussion, debate and analysis on the key trends and challenges facing the industry. Sea...