Green shipping

The global shipping industry could cut carbon emissions by almost 50 per cent before the end of the decade with minimal cost increases, a new report claims

Southampton is charting a course to cement its position as UK's greenest container port - and it has a detailed plan for delivering on its ambitious goals

Funding awarded to 10 firms to help UK retain position as 'pioneer in cutting-edge clean maritime solutions’

New government funding aims to help deliver zero-emission vessels in UK waters by 2025

Edinburgh port is now able to offers vessels low carbon electricity from the mainland as alternative to on-ship fossil fuel generators

UK and US announce launch of new Green Shipping Corridor Task Force on the sidelines of COP27

‘Fund and reward’ measure could stimulate the growth of still-nascent lower carbon shipping fuel markets, according to the International Chamber of Shipping

Leading Norwegian ferry firms accelerate plans to harness emerging technologies that could decarbonise shipping operations

BP and Maersk announced that trials have demonstrated the viability of new Marine B30 fuel as a low emission drop-in fuel