Amid fears of an escalation of the humanitarian crisis facing seafarers, Seafarers' Rights International (SRI), the maritime legal research organization, warns that rogue operators may benefit without proper enforcement of the UN initiative to protect seafarers’ rights during COVID-19.

The EU is preparing an overhaul of its renewable energy regulations, which will now include measures targeting transport and industry.

Concerns about fuel quality impacting on ship safety in the run-up to the IMO 2020 sulphur limit has led to the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee to take on an agenda item called “Development of further measures to enhance the safety of ships relating to the use of oil fuel.”

Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited will integrate Windward’s proprietary AI-powered Predictive Intelligence solution to  streamline its trade compliance processes.

It will soon be mandatory for Western Australian port workers to be vaccinated against Covid-19 before they can access and undertake some roles on an 'exposed' vessel.

Royal Navy's HMS Trent is bound for the waters of the Gulf of Guinea, as it heads for security patrols and a mission to support allies in West Africa.

More than a year into the global pandemic, the human and economic toll has been unprecedented, and recovery efforts so far have been uneven, inequitable and insufficiently geared towards achieving sustainable development.

For the first time, the Port of Long Beach has achieved all of the 2023 emission-reduction goals outlined in the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan.

A partnership between the US government and the World Economic Forum, called "the First Movers Coalition", aims to drive sectors with most emissions, including shipping, into cleaner and more efficient technologies.

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and NYK will jointly develop a large-scale liquefied CO2 carrier, following the steps of MOL and K Line.