More than a thousand low-lying tropical islands risk becoming "uninhabitable" by the middle of the century — or possibly sooner — because of rising sea levels, upending the populations of some island nations...
For the first time 25 traditional Polynesian voyaging leaders have gathered to discuss how they can work towards creating a better environmental balance. The Ho'okele Honua Summit was held at...
The world risks a full-blown oil shock within months as three geostrategic crises come to the boil and Saudi Arabia hints at US$100 ($140) crude, setting off a speculative scramble...
The International Windship Association, along with it’s 40-plus member companies and organisations is positioned to help the shipping industry meet urgent and ambitious carbon reduction targets to be set by...
The Pacific is being urged to use a commitment by the international shipping industry to reduce emissions as an opportunity to modernise its shipping industry. Pacific island nations were instrumental...
The shipping industry says there needs to be more research into new technology before emissions targets set by the International Maritime Organization can be reached. Read More
There is a call for Pacific nations maintain a leading role in reducing greenhouse emissions from the shipping industry. Pacific Island nations were central to pushing a deal that was struck...
Viking Line’s passenger ship M/S Viking Grace has been fitted with a rotor sail for the utilization of wind power, becoming the world’s first passenger ship to feature the technology....
The Marshall Islands Environment Minister says the shipping industry's decision to cut carbon emissions is a historical moment for vulnerable island states. Read More
It might seem like technology from the pages of maritime history, but wind is back and like never before. A brand new cargo ship built in 2017, the 199 meter-long...
