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Stranded-asset risks could hit shipping earlier than expected, study finds
A UCL report warns against underestimating the risks of an energy transition in shipping, and of responding too late
Marcura’s Sigrid Teig named next CEO of Baltic Exchange
The Baltic Exchange named an eventual successor to Mark Jackson as part of a ‘planned and orderly leadership transition’ announced in October last year
Is the container the most important invention of the past 100 years?
Seventy years on from the birth of container shipping, Lloyd’s List’s senior reporter Joshua Minchin evaluates just how important the humble container is in the history of global trade
China wants to keep parts of the Net-Zero Framework alive
China has proposed a series of technical changes to the NZF, signalling renewed engagement with the shipping sector’s flagship decarbonisation regulation and raising hopes that support for ambitious green fuel incentives remains intact despite mounting political opposition
From inspection to intelligence, building trust in maritime digitalisation
How Bureau Veritas is combining safer inspections, digital asset intelligence and trusted data to help the maritime industry operate more safely and efficiently
EU boxship emissions fall, but Red Sea risk keeps carbon gains hostage
Europe’s containership emissions slightly improved in 2025, but Red Sea diversions continue to threaten lasting carbon gains
TEN exercises option for second LNG carrier
Hyundai-built newbuilding pair set to double Greece-based owner’s presence in LNG shipping sector
Bain Capital to buy majority stake in Everllence for €7.4bn
Boston buyout firm Bain Capital will buy 51% of German engine maker Everllence, formerly MAN Energy Solutions
Why nuclear shipping is a pipe dream
Next-generation small modular reactors are just around the corner, and always will be
Stop abusing AIS data, Russia tells IMO
Following several seizures of Russian-linked vessels by US and European nations, Russia proposed a mechanism for states to report when AIS data is used to attack or take ships
Governments would have to foot the bill for nuclear shipping
Governments will be on the hook for the potentially unlimited liability created by a nuclear incident at sea, Core Power’s annual nuclear conference was told. There are doubts they are keen to take such a burden on
Shipping needs its own maritime-specific AI revolution
Veson Nautical is a maritime freight technology and data provider, and Russ Hubbard has added his experience from other industries to present some powerful arguments in favour of implementing AI across shipping, while recognising how it may reshape team roles and responsibilities
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