Shipping Capacity Leading to New Zealand Service Bypass
With a worldwide surge in consumer demand this quarter, shipping companies had significantly restricted capacity due to the fall in demand...
Quarantine Costs in New Zealand to be Borne by Shipping Companies
The Port of Auckland says shipping companies are responsible for bearing the costs of isolating international crew as it mandates new quarantine...
Canada Contends with Domestic-Level Shipping Sector Regulations
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...
Rotterdam Arranges Hydrogen Supply Opportunities
The Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port and a major energy hub, has been developing a hydrogen masterplan to...
IMO Decarbonization Discussions Yield Insufficient Results
The Intersessional Working Group on Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships at the IMO is meant to proceed with plans to...
The Greek Response to COVID-19 and Decarbonization
On a new installment of Lloyd's List's shipping podcast, the approach being taken by Greek shipowners is analyzed and discussed....
Lloyd’s List Launches Decarbonization Survey
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...
Aid for Shipping Sector Approaches US$10b
Over 13 countries are now providing financial support to the shipping industry, with cruise and ferry operators the largest recipients. The International Transport...
Isle of Man Joins Getting To Zero Coalition
The Isle of Man Ship Registry has become the first flag State to join the Getting to Zero Coalition, which...
Environmental NGOs Deride IMO’s Lackluster Efforts
Environmental groups assert that IMO's proposed efforts lack the regulation and enforcement needed to reduce shipping emissions in accordance with global...
IMO Discussions Fail to Yield Progress
The delegates at the IMO failed to agree upon actions to regulate the shipping industry in line with Paris Agreement...
Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons to become International Law
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons was ratified by its 50th country this past week, and it will...