Exclusive: carmakers among key opponents of climate action
Global carmakers are among the leading opponents of action on the climate crisis, according to exclusive analysis of the way...
Marshalls’ Opposition poised to win election
Unofficial election results from the Marshall Islands show that the balance of power has shifted from President Hilda Heine's government...
Marshalls’ nuclear legacy: Country’s oral history at risk
The nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands is having a lingering effect on the handing down of the country's oral...
Flettner Rotors – Applicability in the Maritime industry (video)
Flettner rotors are vertical cylinders which spin and develop lift due to the Magnus effect as the wind blows across...
Sustainable shipping leads the debate for the Lloyd’s List Outlook 2020 webinar
Strong trends have become evident throughout 2019; these set the tone for maritime in 2020. They include sustainability, future fuels,...
Time to steer shipping into the EU carbon market
The UN shipping body’s failure to agree on immediate climate measures means the incoming European Commission President, Ursula von der...
Dream Ships Could Turn the Tide for Trans-Ocean Shipping
The technology of our global shipping industry must rise to meet the trends towards increasing trade which have continued over...
Kea Trader emergency response lifted in New Caledonia
The French government has ended its emergency response regime to the 2017 grounding of a new container ship in New...
Petrobras tipped to become world’s largest listed oil producer
Brazil’s Petrobras is on course to become the world’s largest oil producer among publicly listed companies by 2030, based on...
Lobby groups clash on outcome of latest ship speed reduction talks
IMO’s intercessional working group met again last week to look through proposals on how to mandate existing ships to cut...
Shell Traders Post $1 Billion Profit in Fuel Oil Market Ahead of IMO 2020
By Javier Blas and Alaric Nightingale (Bloomberg) –Royal Dutch Shell Plc has made $1 billion from trading fuel oil this...
‘No Appetite’ at IMO for a Ship Speed Reduction Regulation
The International Maritime Organization appears to be backing away from pressure to introduce ship speed limits as part of its...