E-fuel production subsidies could end up helping rich countries more than poor ones if the IMO does not try to compensate for rich countries’ cheaper financing advantage

Shipping financiers are facing challenges with decarbonisation alongside the rest of the industry, with problems including the high cost of newbuildings, uncertain tech and regulation

Port expenses can reach $200m annually for the largest companies

Trade group the Green Hydrogen Organisation has set out its case for hope amid the green energy retreat, saying an ambitious IMO regulation could make the difference it needs. But questions remain over the business case

More cyber attacks on shipping than are publicly reported, says Optima chief Dimitrios Koukas

Affinity Shipping’s carbon advisory spinoff with Wilhelmsen Ship Management has built an exchange for FuelEU compliance tokens, spotting a gap in the market between regulation and shipping reality

Lloyd’s Register has teamed up with Microsoft on a plan to use generative AI to help progress nuclear power for the maritime industry

An EU Court of Auditors report shows the lacks implementation of EU rules on pollution by some member states and an unawareness of the scale of marine pollution

Originally set up by 10 major ocean carriers, the Digital Container Shipping Association is welcoming participation from further across the container supply chain to improve standards

V.Group is rolling out an app-based loyalty scheme for seafarers, modelled on an aviation industry scheme, to boost crew retention

MAN Energy Solutions said more than 300 single-cylinder and full-scale engine tests have showed a 90% CO2 equivalent reduction