While global newbuild order volumes fell (20% y-o-y in CGT terms), 2022 was still an active year for the global shipbuilding industry with higher pricing (up 15% on average), more complex ships ordered (e.g. a record 182 LNG orders of $39bn) and altern…
Shipbuilding Review 2022: Record Orders For Alternative Fuel Orders Read More »
Shipping contributes to around 3% of global emissions and is highly energy intensive. As part of wider decarbonization goals, logistics companies are turning towards the twin transition – the aligned acceleration of digital and sustainability agendas. …
Sailing towards the twin transition: How shipping can use digital to decarbonize Read More »
Regulatory pressure on shipping to further move towards emissions reduction, is only going to get higher as months go by, with 2023 expected to be a key year towards this. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “with much of 2022 bein…
Revised IMO GHG Reduction Strategy Could Be Coming Sooner, Rather Than Later Read More »
Our previous blog post turned the spotlight on bridging fuels, where we shared our members’ thinking on the short and mid-term compliance with IMO’s decarbonisation targets, and explored the challenges and benefits of biofuels and liquified natural gas…
Decarbonisation developments and challenges: 2030 to 2050 – examining emerging fuels Read More »
Climate change and energy uncertainty in the face of political conflict have brought new urgency to the energy transition, and nations around the world are accelerating the planning and construction of onshore and offshore wind farms to replace fossil …
New DNV Deck Carrier notation supports emerging ship type Read More »