The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping has come up with a framework to track the benefits of efficiency technologies, and to help split the costs and benefits between shipowners and charterers

Can key users of dry bulk shipping drag the sector along its decarbonisation journey by demanding more from the vessels they fix? Or is a global economic measure the only way to decarbonise shipping’s most fragmented sector?

HD Hyundai has moved its India shipyard project into a new phase with a three‑way agreement in New Delhi, deepening shipbuilding co‑operation with the Indian government and laying the groundwork for a new joint venture yard, workforce training and a locally anchored supply chain

Initiative by lomarlabs and Bennu Climate is claimed to be first-ever extended trial at sea for such a device

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative wants the industry’s help to come up with better ways to embed seafarer welfare in commercial decision-making

Ships rely on GNSS for a huge amount of equipment, but much of it is rendered useless when jammed by devices a fraction of the cost

Uncertainty, not new regulation, is the biggest risk for the shipping sector in the year ahead. But Asia’s maritime community continues to work on decarbonisation while waiting for the IMO

Real-time data will offer underwriting edge, new MGA claims

Contractor Antipollution Egypt to launch an ‘end-to-end’ service from April 15

A UK project seeks to find out if AI can help optimise vessel charging from the shore, as ports grapple with the challenges of going electric

The high cost of its green versions means the LNG decarbonisation ‘bridge’ could have fossil fuels entrenched on both sides