Regulatory, shipowner and ports-driven changes concerning decarbonisation and sustainability are finally happening in ocean transport – and shippers/Beneficial Cargo Owners are starting to make real changes in their procurement processes to reflect the…
Including decarbonisation in ocean bids and procurement decisions: 5 key changes Read More »
Ice caps are melting at an alarming rate. Heatwaves are hitting southern Europe, the US and Asia with a vengeance. Unusually heavy rainfall is destroying homes and infrastructure. This summer has once again highlighted the significant impacts of climat…
The maritime sector is experiencing a remarkable shift with the emergence of hybrid ships as one solution to achieving net zero in shipping. In a paper, marine technology specialist Wärtsilä examines the latest trends shaping the course of hybrid ship …
Hybrid progress increases shipowner options Read More »
Maritime’s regulatory environment is becoming more complex by the day, especially where sustainability is concerned. With the United Nations Global Compact and IMO’s decarbonization drawing ever closer, the onus on shipping companies to reduce emission…
Automation: The Key to a Cleaner, More Sustainable Shipping Industry Read More »
Engine or shaft power limitation is a practical means of achieving energy optimization within the framework of the IMO’s recently introduced EEXI regulation. However, for all its benefits, implementing the method requires careful consideration, says An…
Limiting engine power to meet EEXI requirements: Considerations and challenges Read More »