Tag: sustainability

In a joint interview, Natassa Kouvertari, Senior Lead – Human Competency for Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub, and Tim Slingsby, Director of Skills and Education and Lloyd’s Register Foundation, discuss how training needs to progress to align with the requirements of new alternative fuels.

Now, as the maritime industry seeks sustainable alternatives to conventional fossil fuels, ammonia is emerging as a promising solution for decarbonizing shipping.

Jonathan Butler, Corporate Climate Campaign Manager for Pacific Environment’s Ship It Zero campaign, highlights investment in and commitment to zero-emission technologies as the biggest challenge for the industry’s ESG agenda.

As Europort 2025 approaches, exclusive insights from some of the maritime industry's most influential figures are being shared. In the first installment of the Industry Leaders Q&A series, Elpi Petraki, President of WISTA International, provided valuable perspectives on key industry issues.

To ensure a holistic transition, port-based industrial clusters need to foster collaboration between all stakeholders in the entire ecosystem, according to the Transitioning Industrial Clusters’ report.

According to T&E, nearly a third of global shipping could run on biofuels in 2030, up from less than 1% today, posing a climate problem.

A new report from UMAS, UCL & GMF illustrates how green shipping corridors could benefit from a GFS but support is needed for early adoption.

Forty-nine international shipping companies opted in to protect endangered whales and reduce air pollution in coastal communities.

Shipping companies including the German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and a number of NGOs have called on the UN global shipping agency to exclude unsustainable biofuels from its list of green alternatives to traditional fossil fuels, the Transport & Environment (T&E) informed.

Researchers developed an AI tool that will help predict endangered whale habitat, guiding ships along the Atlantic coast to avoid them.