UN shipping body mulls curbs on industry influence, citing climate concerns
The UN shipping body will consider measures to curb industry dominance, seen as a threat to its climate goals. The International...
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The UN shipping body will consider measures to curb industry dominance, seen as a threat to its climate goals. The International...
The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) weak performances on accountability, transparency and integrity could put the agency’s climate goals at risk,...
Fumes from cruise liners berthed in Valletta’s Grand Harbour are reaching toxic levels 10 times higher than the island’s most...
This week, Golden Gate Zero Emission Marine, a Bay Area company, announced it received a $3 million grant by the...
A consortium led by Scotland-based shipyard Ferguson Marine Engineering has secured funding from the European Union (EU) to develop the...
The international shipping agency already has the legal authority to implement and enforce policies to achieve its new climate target,...
This EDF/Sabin Center paper investigates the potential legal bases for the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enact climate measures. It...
Airlines will be able to declare the fossil fuels they burn to be green 'alternative fuels' under a UN scheme...
A new study released by UMAS estimates that the EU has, to date, directly spent $250 million on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)...
Multiple fuel options are on the table to reach zero emissions but all have their associated issues which need to...
Port-Glasgow-based shipyard Ferguson Marine is to develop the world’s first renewable-powered hydrogen ferry – HySeas III. As informed, the shipyard...
By Karl Mathiesen, Megan Darby and Soila Apparicio. A leaked draft of a major UN climate change report shows growing certainty that 2C, once...