Audio edition of Green Seas talks to International Council on Clean Transportation researcher Bryan Comer about why he says the advent of very-low sulphur fuel didn’t hike shipping’s carbon emissions
Podcast: Did the IMO 2020 sulphur cap make shipping’s carbon footprint worse? Read More »
As Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva prepares to take office on 1 January, minister promises to end privatisation of largest port, and shipyards hope for support of old
Lula 2.0? Brazil’s maritime sector watches return of president for course changes Read More »
Port congestion may continue next year because ports do not have enough capacity to meet trade growth, expert argues
Fewer port delays may cause ‘downbeat 2023’ for dry bulk shipping, MSI says Read More »
Brazilian company wants to pump $114m into its new tank terminals
Santos Brasil wants more after diving into liquid bulk terminals business Read More »
Maritime PR executive Mark Fuhrmann raising money for doctors and Captains Without Borders charities has gone from Halifax to Mobile and now is coming back again
Solo kayaker who has paddled halfway across US and Canada about to go again Read More »