Tag: Global Maritime Forum

Klaveness joined the Global Maritime Forum as its 65th partner, bringing extensive experience and a shared focus on building resilient, decarbonized, and efficient seaborne supply chains.

The global shipping industry is not on track to meet its target of having zero-emission fuels account for 5% of all fuels by 2030. That’s according to a new report from the UCL Energy Institute, UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, and the Getting to Zero Coalition (a Global Maritime Forum initiative), which they hope will act as a “serious wake-up call” to the industry.

A new report published on 10 September by the Diversity@Sea pilot, a Global Maritime Forum (GMF) initiative, explores ways that the industry can improve and enhance crew welfare. 

In response to the pressing need for zero-emission shipping, the Global Maritime Forum has released a two-part insight brief series addressing the crucial role of demand aggregation in accelerating the adoption of green fuels.

The Global Maritime Forum (GMF) presents the fifth edition of the Mapping of Zero-Emission Pilots and Demonstrations Projects report, which focuses on various zero-emission pathways.

GMF presents key insight from its 2023 Future Maritime Leaders essay competition, which highlighted young professionals' perspectives on transitioning to a sustainable maritime industry.

The Global Maritime Forum (GMF) has revealed the immense economic potential presented by the decarbonisation of shipping, as it is expected to create more jobs. 

The Global Maritime Forum (GMF), a convener of changemakers and progressive companies and organizations, aspires to position the maritime industry to achieve the 2030 goals on decarbonization set by the International Maritime Organization. They are committed to ongoing efforts toward these objectives.

The Global Maritime Forum and RMI (founded as the Rocky Mountain Institute), under Mission Innovation’s umbrella, released a report outlining strategies for ports to become first movers in providing green methanol and ammonia bunkering.

The Global Maritime Forum (GMS) has released an insight brief to shed light on the ways compliance mechanisms influence voluntary book-and-claim-enabled activities, using the FuelEU Maritime (FEUM) regulation as a case study.