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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)

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info@mcstrmi.org

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Norwegian Contracts for Zero-Emission Bulk Carriers Push Industry towards Decarbonization

Norwegian companies, HeidelbergCement and Felleskjøpet Agri, are now putting forth a call for bids to deliver bulk carrier designs entirely...

Ammonia Enters Market in Norwegian Shipping Trials

The Norwegian Research Council is utilizing $2.05m in funding through Knutsen OAS Shipping, Eidesvik Offshore, Repsol, Wärtsilä and the Sustainable...

Shipping and Aviation 2030 Climate Targets Lack Ambition

Climate Action Tracker has been evaluating policy commitments and action across governments globally, and their most recent report finds the...

The SV Kwai – a Honolulu-based sailing vessel – makes history collecting marine plastics from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Operated by Island Ventures, one of the member's of MCST's Project Cerulean Design Review Team, the SV Kwai docked this week in Honolulu...

Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center launches in Copenhagen

While the new center bears the name of the world's largest container shipping company, it is focused on industry collaboration...

CORSIA market-based measures weakened due to struggling aviation sector

As a consequence of the diminished aviation industry revenues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the EU is now backing measures...

Climate Smart Ports Act proposed in United States

US Congresswoman from the state of California, Nanette Diaz Barragán, has introduced the Climate Smart Ports Act to the floor...

The Impact of Bilge Dumping on Marine Ecosystems

In the interest of MARPOL and Basel/Waigani Convention compliance, an assessment on the impacts of bilge dumping has been introduced...

Fiji Ships and Heavy Industries Ltd. diversifies services

Customarily reliant upon refit and repair of vessels around the region, due to border restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Pacific Should Ask for Carbon Tax

In the latest shipping edition of the Fiji Sun, an article by Dr. Peter Nuttall now proposes the introduction of...

Maritime Labour and Safety of Life at Sea in question with 3-month extension of vessels flagged to Panama

The world's largest flag state, Panama, has elected to permit ships operating under its registry to extend contracts by another...

Carbon Tax Options for International Shipping

MCST has completed initial research of carbon pricing options under the IMO GHG emissions reduction Roadmap to provide guidance to...