A new industry project will test whether direct, independently verified onboard CO₂ measurements can strengthen the accuracy and credibility of
South Korea moves to lower cost barrier to Arctic shipping
South Korea is expanding financial support for ice-capable vessels as part of its wider push to develop commercial shipping along
US House moves to overturn California at-berth emissions requirements
The US House of Representatives has voted to disapprove a federal decision authorising California’s emissions requirements for ocean-going vessels at
Fore-accommodation LNG carrier with four Wind Challenger sails clears LR design appraisal
Salvage race against the weather as Caroline Bezengi leak continues
A brief improvement in weather conditions around the grounded Aframax tanker Caroline Bezengi has opened a narrow window for potential
MODEC, Eld Energy chart path to low-carbon FPSO power with ABS milestone
IMO Net-Zero Framework could trigger FMC scrutiny over U.S. trade costs
The IMO’s proposed Net-Zero Framework (NZF) could have implications for U.S. maritime trade if its fuel requirements and associated costs
World’s largest battery-electric ferry delivered in Río de la Plata
The world’s largest battery-electric ferry, China Zorrilla, has arrived in the Río de la Plata, with operator Buquebus welcoming the
Analysis: China-Europe Arctic route moves from trial to scheduled service
The arrival of a Sea Legend containership in the UK via the Northern Sea Route marks another step towards scheduled

