Tag: decarbonisation

Following the announcement of global retail giants to move their products off of fossil-fueled maritime cargo ships by 2040, Ship It Zero coalition says the commitment is too weak to address the urgent climate crisis.

Lloyd’s Register issued a report, highlighting that global trade is at risk of disruption without urgent action on zero-carbon shipping.

Methanol Insitute (MI) issued a position paper calling on policy-makers to adopt a ‘well-to-wake’ approach in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions accounting of fuels, to support the decarbonization of maritime transport.

Sumitomo Corporation shake hands with Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping, committing to a long-term strategic collaboration on the development of zero carbon technologies for the maritime industry.

15 port authorities signed a letter calling on Congress to include at least $20 billion in any infrastructure deal to support decarbonization.

Denmark, Norway and the United States along with the Global Maritime Forum and the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping, will spearhead initiatives decarbonizing the entire maritime value chain.

An IMO working group has recently agreed a set of draft guidelines to support mandatory measures to cut the carbon intensity of all ships.

The Panama Canal revealed plans to decarbonize its operations, with the aim of becoming carbon neutral by 2030. The plan includes electric vehicles and use of alternative fuels, among others.

China Classification Society's latest paper examines the progress of alternative fuels within the maritime sector.

International Windship Association launched an initiative in an effort to deliver credible, robust and commercially attractive wind solutions to the shipping market.