Norway’s Newest Ships Give a Glimpse Into the Future of Sustainable Seafaring
The country is using oil and gas riches to engineer emission-free vessels. Read More
Leading port authorities combine forces in Climate Action Program
The Port of Rotterdam Authority is pleased to announce the launch of the World Ports Climate Action Program. In this...
The Marshall Islands Registry Recognizes Green Award Ships
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Registry and Green Award announce cooperation. The RMI Registry will recognize Green Award...
Inspiring video of new Flettner Rotor aboard Fenn Pollux
Micheal Vahs and team report that the new rotor is performing above expectation. See the latest video here
Norway kick-starts collaboration on zero-carbon trade
Norway convened a high-level panel this week to boost collaboration on creating zero-carbon trade and transport sectors, as part of...
ALDO CHIRCOP MEINHARD DOELLE RYAN GAUVIN 2018 Shipping and Climate Change: International Law and Policy Considerations
This report investigates the international law and policy challenges to the determination of the international shipping industry’s contribution to climate...
What would Churchill do?
Coal or oil. That was the question facing ‘a young man in a hurry’ who had just been put in...
Let’s work together to make shipping greener
The pressure is on for the maritime industry to shrink its carbon footprint. Together we want to find scalable technologies...
Don’t let ships sink Paris climate-change agreement
This week’s climate summit in San Francisco should address shipping, the world’s sixth-largest carbon-emitter Read More
This Is A Sailboat And Those Are Sails
We are undeniably using up what little remains of Earth’s petroleum, and because of that, it’s getting expensive. To reduce...
New Research: The Economic and Social Benefits of Low-Carbon Cities – A Systematic Review of the Evidence
Directing investment towards clean public transport and more vehicle efficiency can generate major and rapid benefits in a range of...