Shipping

Carbon War Room's James Mitchell warns too many shipping operators are sailing blindly into a perfect storm of climate risks and emissions regulations

If the Cijin Island passenger ferry lives up to expectations, the Taiwanese harbour city of Kaohsiung plans to convert all its ferries from diesel to electric

EIB and Société Générale ink framework agreement to mobilise investment in sustainable shipbuilding projects

Shipping industry last week delayed key decisions on carbon reduction plan until 2023 - but will businesses and policymakers be prepared to wait that long?

Marine Environment Protection Committee will not adopt emission reduction strategy until at least 2018

International Maritime Organisation agrees to cap the sulphur content of marine fuels sold worldwide at 0.5 per cent by 2020

International Maritime Organisation's environmental protection committee to consider raft of emissions and efficiency measures as it gathers in London this week

Some of the world's biggest shipping groups say 'ambitious' action is needed at a key UN meeting to bring the industry in line with Paris climate goals

Oil recycling plant earmarked for development on site where Total also plans to build its first biorefinery

Although efficient ships save shipowners money on fuel, they do not attract green premiums or preferential contracts, research suggests