Shipping’s need for decarbonization has increased the needs for alternative fuels and the supply chains to support them. For the most part, both of these prerequisites don’t exist today. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “the…
New Fuels, New Challenges Read More »
As global industries navigate the complexities of carbon, ammonia, and hydrogen value chains, shipping is engaging as a critical facilitator and enabler of the global green energy revolution. As a transporter of future fuels, shipping is fundamentally …
Seas of sustainability Read More »
For all the criticism and discussion around MEPC 80 this year, the IMO’s landmark environmental committee has given us one thing: the commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by around 2050 creates a clear sense of direction for an industry often criti…
Uncertainties over the future supply and cost of carbon-neutral fuels are compelling reasons for shipowners, ports and other stakeholders to consider all technology options for reaching net zero. DNV’s latest Maritime Forecast to 2050 includes case stu…
Can CO2 capture and nuclear get ships to net zero? Read More »
The implementation of the Carbon Intensity Indicator is a significant milestone in the shipping industry’s journey towards decarbonisation, but it has inherent problems. The industry is calling on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to …
CII review set to address issues Read More »