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carbon war room

With guidance lacking, shipping must chart its own path to decarbonisation

Carbon War Room's Maurice Meehan argues that slow progress on green shipping policy means operators need to step up with their own efficiency plans

Shipping
03 October 2017

Shipping's Carbon Bubble: Banks need to climate-proof $400bn shipping debt

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