Tanker owners should focus on bright spots, not black swans
Tankers may be in the doldrums, but owners should be careful what they wish for
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Bridging the gap that prevents pirate prosecution in Gulf of Guinea
Putting pirates behind bars will take more than military agreements but also cooperation with legal systems in the region
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Shipping’s decarbonisation won’t happen without new skills
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Only actual voyage data tells the truth as even sisterships perform in different ways
We need to cut emissions from existing ships now, and real vessel data is the answer
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Making charterers pay for carbon is a first step. Now for all the others
Recognition from Brussels — still far from certain — that charterers should pay for their emissions is a start. But…
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