Cyberattack fears in shipping, Panama Canal water issues, IMO and net-zero emissions, contrast on Titan and African Cardinal search and rescues operations, and much more in the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.
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A survey of shipping companies found that the multi-fuel future expected for the maritime industry applies to individual fleets as well as the broader market.
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Singapore’s net-zero emission harbour craft deadlines have been praised by environmental pressure group Pacific Environment.
Swedish tanker owner, Terntank, and the Port of Gothenburg have jointly pioneered the introduction of zero-emission port calls...
Norway’s Havyard Group is taking the next step towards a hydrogen system pilot for large ships as the project enters the...
Japanese shipowner K Line has joined the ‘Getting to Zero’ coalition that aims to help drive decarbonisation of the shipping...
The goal of getting the shipping industry to zero carbon emissions is not just about technology and economic viability, and legal framework will be key to success, the Global Maritime Forum was told.
The ferry sector is set to be a pioneer in shipping’s quest for zero-emission propulsion driven by the demands of consumers.
A French yacht powered by sail and electricity generated from an on-board hydrogen production system gives shipping a glimpse of how an emissions free future will look for the industry.
