In the wake of COP26, the international shipping sector felt the pressure to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions more rapidly. The recent adoption of the 2023 International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Strategy on Reduction of GHG Emissions confir…
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Amid growing cyber risks, engineering cyber security into vessel design will ensure compliance with the upcoming IACS Unified Requirements and enable strong protection against external threats while ensuring compliance with new regulations during the o…
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India’s coal demand has the potential to become the new “China’s iron ore demand”, when it comes to generating more shipping demand for dry bulk carriers. Is that the case though and will such a scenario materialize? In its latest weekly report, shipbr…
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Insights at a decarbonisation panel discussion at the Inmarsat Connected Future Conference held during London International Shipping Week focused on the drivers, incentives and enablement of sustainable shipping. Participants included Mette Asmussen, M…
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An increase in national hydrogen energy strategies worldwide has driven renewable energy and land-side hydrogen infrastructure in major countries. The Lloyd’s Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonisation Hub’s October 2023 update of the Zero Carbon Fuel Moni…