Shipping

Long-awaited Transport Decarbonisation Plan aims to make public transport, walking and cycling 'natural first choice' for UK journeys

Waste management company's boats on the Thames to run on greener fuel that it claims can reduce CO2 emissions by 90 per cent

New energy efficiency regulation for global shipping fleet will fail to reduce polluting sector’s rising emissions, NGOs warn

VIDEO: Chief executive of shipping tanker giant talks to BusinessGreen's Cecilia Keating about its ambitious plans to reach net zero across its entire operations by 2050

Partners aim to develop 50,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually by early 2024 at plant in Örnsköldsvik on the east coast of Sweden

Technical paper from the Institute for Mechanical Engineers (IMech) argues 21st century wind sails and slower journeys can slash shipping emissions in the short-term

Swedish tanker shipping giant sets out roadmap to decarbonise its fleet, as it steps up focus on zero emissions technologies and carbon neutral fuels

Net zero is not possible without decarbonising maritime, and if the government fully commits to the mission our industry stands ready to play its part, explains Maritime UK chief executive Ben Murray

New figures show that significant improvements in carbon intensity have been made since 2012, although these have slowed in recent years

New Department for Transport initiative will support development of zero emission vessels and infrastructure that can propel decarbonisation of shipping