A new study by UCL Energy Institute on the relationship between financing terms and climate performance of shipping companies reveals a troubling trend of green financing. The research paper in a sustainability journal shows that a ship’s carbon intens…
In May 2024, Deltamarin finished a three-year long EU-funded project called CHEK. Project CHEK involved 15 consortium partners with a focus on decarbonising long-distance shipping. The decarbonisation was approached from several fronts: two conceptual …
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The International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) ambitious target of achieving net-zero emissions by or around 2050 has spurred significant interest in zero-emission fuels like green ammonia and methanol. While there has been progress in ordering …
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More than two and a half years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, reports have surfaced about the emergence of ‘shadow’ liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessels. Mirroring tactics previously used for oil exports, unknown companies are purchasing…
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This week’s chart shows that the growth in tonne days for dirty tankers has slowed since May compared to last year, with a continued decline into August. This suggests that dirty tanker demand is weakening as the summer season ends, confirming th…
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