With the great majority of ships stopping at ports in Europe, China, and the United States, regulating shipping emissions in these economies would be sufficient to decarbonize shipping globally. According to a new Transport & Environment (T&E) report, 84% of shipping traffic passes via Europe, China, and the United States.Continue Reading
The shipping industry is in turmoil like never before. Sulfur caps, Recycling regulations, Cyber attacks and data theft, Safety, Changing trade patterns, Shifting global economies and, of course, decarbonization. It burns the world’s dirtiest fuel to move cargoes and passengers around the world. It is one of the biggest contributorsContinue Reading
Zero emission from shipping by 2035 was the most ambitious proposal on the table at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), made by the climate-vulnerable Marshall Islands and allies. Over 170 countries, including India, signed an agreement in London earlier this week to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by at least 50Continue Reading
