Green Seas: EU-funded research finds scrubber discharge harm at the tiniest of concentrations
Environment newsletter talks to a scientist about findings that will inform discussions over the impact of scrubbers on the sea
Green Seas podcast: Will carbon capture on ships be a game changer?
While technology is new for shipping, interest rises as shipping sees it as an easier adoption in the near term than zero-carbon fuels
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Cargill teams up with Mitsui to pull the trigger on first methanol-fuelled bulker order
Agricultural giant turns to Japan’s Tsuneishi Group to build dual-fuel kamsarmaxes
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Bonus question: The regulatory wish list for sustainable shipping
Green Seas environment newsletter looks at the rules industry stakeholders would impose for sustainable and profitable shipping
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Tite Street and Crestline team up to buy third ship with big name charterer
Partners are looking for more after buying boxship from Hammonia Reederei
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