Waterfront Shipping, a subsidiary of Methanex Corporation, has demonstrated simple barge-to-ship bunkering, launching methanol bunkering operations at the Port of Rotterdam. The Takaroa Sun, a long-term chartered vessel owned by Nippon Yusen Kaisha...

The shipping industry waiting on the next stage of environmental regulations has forestalled broader ordering of new ships - particularly dry bulk carriers.  Currently, owners can lower pollution through retrofits instead of opting for...

Jimmy Nuake, deputy secretary at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development of the Solomon Islands, and longtime sustainable transport advocate, highlighted the global need to enable the shipping industry to go...

More than 31 ship owners bid on the Norwegian With Orca  - Powered by Nature project, expected to utilize two large rotor sails for operations in the North Sea, supporting a hydrogen-fueled...

The University of Strathclyde in Scotland has developed a new rudder system as part of the €6m (US$7.2m) European Union-funded GATERS research project under the Horizon 2020 Fund.   Called the...

Released as a European Investigative Collaborations Network documentary at the end of April, Black Trail examines "how shipping pollutes the planet, avoids taxes, dodges regulations, and gets away with it." The film...

Micronesian leaders have received an apology from colleagues the Pacific Islands Forum, as Micronesia's leaders believed they had a commitment that their candidate, Gerald Zackios from the Marshall Islands, would be elected...

The Marshall Islands ensured Pacific voices would be heard at today’s US Leaders Summit on Climate Change, with President David Kabua, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and 38 other leaders,...

Ambassador of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to Fiji, Albon Ishoda, has issued an op-ed, published yesterday on the Radio New Zealand website following the announcement by US Climate Envoy...

The Ocean Conservancy claims US President Biden must fund the development of zero-carbon shipping fuels and zero-carbon ships, transform port infrastructure, developing onshore power that draws from renewable energy sources,...

More newbuilds were contracted in the first three months of the year than in any Q1 since 2008 – led by the container sector – follows on from plenty of other...

ExxonMobil’s plans to explore carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology through a public-private, multi-user project in the Houston Ship Channel it estimates would cost $100bn or more. It is pressing for...