A New York Maritime (NYMAR) with the breakfast wrap-up event to Marine Money 2019 coming two days after the Global Maritime Forum’s high profile launch of the Poseidon Principles meant the importance of ESG investing (Environment, Social and...

The official launch of the Poseidon Principles held in New York on expanded how the initiative from major ship finance banks plans to try and take the lead of a “green transformation” in shipping.

Ammonia can be used as an alternative marine fuel to reduce harmful emissions from ships, according to a new research published by Netherlands-based ship design and engineering firm C-Job Naval Architects.The research is based on a new concept...

A fully-electric ferry Ellen E-ferry is set to enter passenger operations in Danish waters at the beginning of July, following a baptising ceremony on 1 June.

Dubai-headquartered HullWiper has announced it is opening its first operations base in the Americas, in partnership with subsea services in Panama, Talleres Industriales, to offer its hull cleaning solution to the vessels transiting the Panama Canal.

Oldendorff Carriers is making the switch to LED lights on board all the vessels on its fleet, which are up to 80% more efficient.

The Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA) launched the Caribbean Marine Environment Protection Agency (CARIBMEPA) during its Executives’ Conference held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Green Maritime Methanol project, formed by a consortium of major Dutch maritime companies, has selected nine ships for research on the use of methanol as marine fuel.

Michael Grey worries that the protests around the IMO’s MEPC 74 meeting could deflect from necessary action for the longer term to tackle environmental issues.

In this Sea Asia report – the final of a three-part series – we look at how global developments are impacting the maritime industry and what the industry needs to do to be able to move comfortably through these changes.