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Declan Bush

Multimedia Editor

London
 

Former Lloyd’s List sustainability editor Declan re-joined us in August 2023 as multimedia editor, overseeing our daily news and other digital output. Between his Lloyd’s List tours of duty, Declan covered distressed debt as a reporter with Reorg, an industry-leading financial newswire. He has also written for legal trade press and, before that, newspapers in his native Western Australia. When not checking the news, Declan plays guitar in London's blues music scene and buys more books than will ever have time to read.

Latest From Declan Bush

EU sanctions on Russian LNG could increase its imports

A research paper by the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies said the EU’s latest sanctions could create contract disputes, but would not reduce the bloc’s supply of imported Russian LNG

Sanctions Tankers and Gas

How UECC chose to run its ships on cashew nuts

Oslo-based shortsea car carrier UECC has big plans for LNG and biofuels

Sustainability Roro

Fortescue’s green H2 rollback adds to supply gloom

Australian miner Fortescue has ditched its pledge to make 15m tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030, citing high energy costs. So will there be enough for shipping?

Sustainability Energy

Employers lament stalling of reforms against ambulance-chasing in Philippines

Crewing heads are dismayed at the shock removal from an incoming labour law of protections against ‘ambulance-chasing’, saying seafarers will be hit hardest if the law goes through without them

Risk and Compliance Crewing

FPSO engineers’ detention in Equatorial Guinea ‘arbitrary’ and illegal

The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has called on Equatorial Guinea’s government to release two South African engineers, finding their detention was illegal

Risk and Compliance Crewing

Cut charterers in to retrofit profits and they will invest

Executives from MPC Container Ships and Seanergy Maritime said working closely with charterers and other parties gives shipowners a better chance of funding green retrofits when customers are loath to put up the capex

Sustainability Finance
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