The Port of Auckland says shipping companies are responsible for bearing the costs of isolating international crew as it mandates new quarantine requirements for transfers aboard ships. Currently, crew arriving in New Zealand are...

Canada is determining whether to manage shipping emission regulations domestically instead of waiting on the IMO to provide sufficient regulatory oversight. The New Democratic Party is leading a province-level campaign in Ottawa to legislate on...

  The Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port and a major energy hub, has been developing a hydrogen masterplan to become the major import hub for hydrogen supply and identify future...

The Intersessional Working Group on Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships at the IMO is meant to proceed with plans to implement the legally binding target to reduce the carbon intensity of...

On a new installment of Lloyd's List's shipping podcast, the approach being taken by Greek shipowners is analyzed and discussed. For the full audio, please visit the link below: https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1134383/The-Lloyds-List-Podcast-Where-the-Greeks-lead-others-follow 

In order to provide additional transparency to shipping market dynamics, Lloyd’s List & Lloyd’s Register have launched a Decarbonization Survey to both raise awareness and understand sentiment across the shipping sector. By charting the...

Over 13 countries are now providing financial support to the shipping industry, with cruise and ferry operators the largest recipients. The International Transport Forum (ITF) evaluated 17 support packages, and nine were related...

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has become the first flag State to join the Getting to Zero Coalition, which was established in 2019 as a partnership between the Global...

Environmental groups assert that IMO's proposed efforts lack the regulation and enforcement needed to reduce shipping emissions in accordance with global emissions reduction targets over next decade.   After a week of...

The delegates at the IMO failed to agree upon actions to regulate the shipping industry in line with Paris Agreement targets, which they had agreed to decide upon in 2018. ...

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons was ratified by its 50th country this past week, and it will become international law in 90 days. 315 nuclear weapons tests...

The shipping industry has grown 250% by registered deadweight tonnage since 2000, increasing from 800m DWT to over 2b DWT across over 60,000 vessels. It is expected another 50% in growth...