As a special meeting of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (IMO, MEPC/ES.2) opens tomorrow in London, environmental organisation the Clean Shipping Coalition is...

The International Maritime Organisation is expected to adopt the first global plan for decarbonising the maritime sector in October, but the United States wants to prevent it

Recent scientific debates highlight a paradox in pollution reduction. Reducing certain air pollutants, particularly sulphur emissions from shipping, is hugely beneficial for people’s health. But a dec...

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The shipping industry is pushing to decarbonize, and exploring cargo ships powered by wind, as it confronts President Trump’s tariffs.

A Danish partnership has claimed the world’s first ship fitted with a new type of flue gas sensor that can measure emissions of soot particles also known as ‘black carbon’ in real time. Uni-Tankers in collaboration with the Danish Technological Institute and emission control tech specialist Green Instruments have installed the sensor on board the …

A partir de 2028, las embarcaciones deberán pagar en función de los gases que expulsen los combustibles empleados. El pacto abre la puerta a un comercio con los derechos de emisión

Campaigners say the plans will need to be strengthened if they are to meet the ambitions of the global shipping regulator

Countries break ten-year deadlock to agree measures to reduce commercial shipping emissions.

As International Maritime Organization (IMO) negotiations crucial to climate action by the global shipping sector close today, the Clean Shipping Coalition slammed IMO member states for falling far sh...

As International Maritime Organization (IMO) negotiations crucial to climate action by the global shipping sector close today, the Clean Shipping Coalition slammed IMO member states for falling far sh...

Although far from a foregone conclusion, a robust pricing mechanism in the shipping sector would be considered one of the climate deals of the decade.

Although far from a foregone conclusion, a robust pricing mechanism in the shipping sector would be considered one of the climate deals of the decade.

Nations are trying to reach an agreement to charge commercial vessels a fee for their emissions in what would effectively be the world’s first global carbon tax.