An emissions trading system (ETS) is a market-based measure that sets a limit (cap) on allowed emissions (allowances) and creates financial incentives to reduce a sector’s emissions. Each allowance equals 1 tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) or carbon dioxi…
The maritime sector in the European Union Emissions Trading System Read More »
Fuel cells are ready to take on the heavy lifting of decarbonisation. There is a new generation of marinised, powerful, and ocean-ready cells here to tackle a major source of transport emissions, says Johan Burgren, Business Manager Marine, PowerCell G…
Fuel Cells Are Here To Decarbonise 15% Of The Global Fleet, Now Read More »
“The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) targets for the use of zero or near-zero fuels in 2030 can be met using sustainable biofuels. Many different sectors will compete for those fuels, so shipping is focusing on transitioning to alternative …
Shipping gears up to meet 5-10% low carbon fuel target, but will fuels be available? Read More »
Growing partnerships which drive shipping’s decarbonisation, an expanding role for the IMO, creating security for investments and striving for short-term improvements were the focus of shipping at this year’s COP climate summit. But there is still much…
What does COP28 mean for shipping? Read More »
Maintaining seafarer safety and engine health continue to be vital as a variety of new marine fuels and technologies begin to arrive In current marine decarbonisation discussions new and changing fuels are taking centre stage. The conversation has main…
We must continue to prioritise safety alongside decarbonisation Read More »