Editor’s selection: Emissions trading pleas ignored, booming LNG rates and Tiptree’s ‘magic pipe’ probe
A look back at some of the week’s best stories
Opinion
Port and supply chain congestion puts carbon savings in holding pattern
The potential for just-in-time shipping to reduce carbon emissions is being disrupted by persistent delays that make efficiency gains harder to achieve
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All eyes now turn on the IMO to close the carbon fuel price gap
Despite engagement from many major players to address climate change, even the optimists now see that little can change unless the UN agency takes decisive action
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Are shipping’s firebrands truth-tellers or destructive dinosaurs?
Whether straight-talking veterans are bringing the industry into disrepute or highlighting inconvenient truths is likely in the eye of the beholder
Are shipping’s firebrands truth-tellers or destructive dinosaurs? Read More »
LNG may not be a silver bullet but it doesn’t have to be dirty
Make the wrong call today on LNG and the consequences — financial and environmental — could be dire, warns Panagiotis Mitrou
LNG may not be a silver bullet but it doesn’t have to be dirty Read More »