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Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport, College of the Marshall Islands

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+(692) 625-3394 (Ext 359 or 376)

Email Address

info@mcstrmi.org

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China Navigation Supports Pacific Carbon tax proposal

China Navigation supports Pacific carbon tax proposal and forges ahead to build low-carbon inter-island cargo vessel. https://splash247.com/china-nav-comes-out-in-favour-of-marshall-islands-carbon-tax-proposal-readies-first-sail-assisted-newbuild/  

Principles of International Law and the Adoption of a Market-Based Mechanism for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Shipping

When IMO negotiations break down, where do we turn to for guidance?  In adopting the Initial Strategy on GHG emissions...

A Market-Based Mechanism for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Shipping

When IMO negotiations break down, where do we turn to for guidance?  In adopting the Initial Strategy on GHG emissions...

e-Bwebwenato #1

Overview RMI and Solomon Islands, with support from Pacific high ambition delegations, is pressing IMO to agree to adopt zero...

Cabotage Restrictions Rules Waiver presentation for the 44th Annual Conference on Oceans Law and Policy COLP 2021.

Cabotage Restriction Rules and the Shipping of Disaster Relief Aid - Navigating the Climate Change Induced Risk for Security in...

Goundar Shipping in Fiji Announces Closure

Goundar Shipping, embroiled in an international human trafficking/labour violation scandal over the last few months involving a number of Filipino...

Methanol Bunkering Operations Commence in Rotterdam

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...

Current Shipowners Benefit from lack of Regulatory Clarity

The shipping industry waiting on the next stage of environmental regulations has forestalled broader ordering of new ships - particularly dry...

Solomon Islands’ Jimmy Nuake Highlights Need for GHG Levy

Jimmy Nuake, deputy secretary at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development of the Solomon Islands, and longtime sustainable transport advocate, highlighted...

Norwegian Wind-Hydrogen Cargo Ship Moves Ahead

More than 31 ship owners bid on the Norwegian With Orca  - Powered by Nature project, expected to utilize two large...

Gate Rudder Developed at University of Strathclyde

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

“Black Trail” Examines Climate Crisis in Shipping Sector

Released as a European Investigative Collaborations Network documentary at the end of April, Black Trail examines "how shipping pollutes the planet, avoids...