The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has reported on the impacts of four years of work with businesses to set emissions reductions targets. The report findings amount to “a clear...
Earlier this month, the Global Maritime Forum presented its report on the level of investment required to decarbonise the shipping sector. But instead of being discussed as a giant global...
The world’s first commercial-scale green-hydrogen plant to be powered solely by surplus offshore wind energy has been announced by a trio of Belgian companies. Offshore engineer DEME, Flanders-focused financier PMV...
French Polynesia's criminal court has fined a Chinese fishing company $US360,000 for marine pollution. Last May, the fishing vessel Xin Shi Ji 203 discharged hundreds of litres of liquids, including...
Following a decade of focus upon renewable energy-powered electrification from aid budgets and donor funding in the Oceania region, the Asian Development Bank has announced inclusion of sustainable transport in a...
A wind-powered trimaran, built to service Tonga's outer islands and commissioned by King Tupou VI in 2017, is struggling to find suitable crew.The 50 foot vessel, 'Utuma'atau, has been out...
One of the leading of the inter-island shipping companies is calling for long term solutions to the reoccurring problem of suspension of services. Goundar Shipping Limited's managing director George Goundar...
Pioneering Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB), which turned 125 on Friday, is set to become the first shipping line in the world to be net zero. CMB has announced all its...
The state of Yap is scattered across the Pacific Ocean, its coral atolls and volcanic islands spanning some 600 miles. Home to 11,000 people, Yap, part of the Federated States...
