Press Release: Global trade association Interferry is conducting a major energy efficiency data survey among members to ensure that existing ferries
Aronnax Podcast: IMO and the other race to sustainable ship...
The International Maritime Industry, through the environmental protection committee is working to find agreement on how to reduce the greenhouse gas e
Press Release: The initial IMO GHG Strategy, the historic 2018 climate deal agreed to by over 100 countries, risks being undermined at negotiations
Press Release: Lloyd’s Register (LR) is aware that there have been calls for greater regional regulation of the global shipping industry at this year
Allure: In this episode of Aronnax, host Craig Eason is in France (albeit remotely) to talk to two people working in the field
In this episode. Should ships' crews, trapped and exhausted onboard due to COVID-19 restrictions, be performing remote surveys that are
Press Release: The inclusion of shipping in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), which European lawmakers have recently supported, has ignored cal
Aronnax Podcast: Shipping is headed into the ETS. Looking a...
In this week's Aronnax Podcast Craig Eason talks to Martin Dorsman, ECSA Secretary General about the decision by the European Parliament tha
Political as well as technical progress will be fundamental to the success of one of shipping’s most ambitious decarbonisation projects. “How dare
Disarming the deterrents to nuclear propulsion (part two)
Do the environmental advantages of nuclear propulsion outweigh its technical challenges and negative public perception? In this follow-up article Fat
LNG to dominate fuel mix in 2050 says DNV GL
LNG is set to be the biggest shipping fuel by 2050 despite its controversial environmental credentials, according to forecasts from class society DNV
With shipping poised to tackle the decarbonisation question head on, is it time to renew the discussion about nuclear power? In the first of a two
Methane slip challenge invalid says LNG group
SEA\LNG has dismissed claims by Norwegian institute SINTEF that methane slip outweighs the greenhouse gas emission advantages of LNG as a marine fuel
An increasing number of shipowners and shipyards are investigating the potential of synthetic methane or methanol to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emis
Shipowner backs LNG “until zero emission solution is found”...
Arista Shipping founder Alexander Panagopulos has defended LNG’s environmental credentials in the wake of a challenge by Norwegian research institute
Shipping in Changing Climates international conference to gather industry experts and academia in London, and currently seeks paper submission
Global maritime organisations call on the IMO for an ambitio...
The World Shipping Council, BIMCO, and the International Parcel Tankers Association have filed a proposal for the International Maritime Organization
A NEW report from environmental lobby group Carbon War Room and UMAS, an environmental consultancy based at University College London's Energy Instit