Tag: sustainability

The Clean Arctic Alliance called on member and observer states to commit to curbing the rise of black carbon and methane pollution.

BIMCO has announced the adoption of the Energy Efficiency Data Sharing Clause for Time Charter Parties 2025.

The path to ESG maturity involves more than regulatory compliance; it calls for sustained commitment and cultural transformation. In recent years, numerous maritime companies have introduced ESG initiatives and begun embedding these principles into their operations.

During the latest IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) meeting, held from April 7–11, 2025, several new outputs were approved, including the development of a legally binding instrument on biofouling and the endorsement of guidance on in-water cleaning of ships’ biofouling.

As the maritime industry navigates an era defined by sustainability, digital transformation, and evolving workforce values, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance has become a powerful driver—not only for business credibility but also for attracting top-tier talent.

As the maritime industry charts its course through the unrelenting tides of climate change, regulatory transformation, and stakeholder expectations, ESG reporting has emerged as a critical compass.

Using Product Lifecycle Management to understand Total Cost of Ownership can deliver dividends to shipyards and their customers alike, writes Nick Danese, SSI

In an exclusive interview with Pia Meling, Managing Director at EVIGO, we explore the concept of 'rational sustainability'—an approach rooted in reason, logic, and evidence-based decision-making. This framework empowers companies to make choices that benefit both business and society.

In an exclusive interview, Sebastian von Hardenberg, the newly elected President of InterManager, outlines his key priorities, emphasizing the importance of partnerships and knowledge sharing. As the maritime sector moves toward a multi-fuel future, he stresses the importance of seizing the opportunities this transition presents.

As President of the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), Jens Meier emphasizes the critical role major ports—such as Hamburg—must play in becoming sustainable energy supply hubs. This involves developing the infrastructure necessary to handle future energy sources like hydrogen and ammonia.