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An EU ETS that liner shipping can live with?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush asks what shipping wants from Brussels as it looks to alter its Emissions Trading System
Can we stop seafarers from being criminalised?
Lloyd’s List reporter Joshua Minchin asks why seafarers continue to be detained for extended periods over crimes in which they played little or no part
Posidonia 2026 Special... with Arsenio Dominguez, Polys Hajioannou and more
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Joshua Minchin raises the curtain on one of the biggest weeks in shipping from Capital Link in Athens, and there is no shortage of worries for maritime’s leaders
How worried should you be about bunker supply?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Joshua Minchin examines the current bunker supply landscape and assesses whether concerns over availability are valid
An EU ETS that liner shipping can live with?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush asks what shipping wants from Brussels as it looks to alter its Emissions Trading System
Can we stop seafarers from being criminalised?
Lloyd’s List reporter Joshua Minchin asks why seafarers continue to be detained for extended periods over crimes in which they played little or no part
Did anything happen at MEPC last week?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush joins the podcast to explain what did and did not happen at last week’s meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee
Is freedom of navigation under threat? Part II
Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade returns to the issue of freedom of navigation for a second time, and asks what threatening this international principle means for global trade
Did anything happen at MEPC last week?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush joins the podcast to explain what did and did not happen at last week’s meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee
What to look out for in decarbonisation in 2026
After a year that delivered more questions than answers, Lloyd’s List filters through the noise and brings you a guide on what is likely to happen, and what definitely won’t, as far as shipping’s decarbonisation journey goes in 2026
Has the green transition been blown off course?
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade asks what the COP30 failure and IMO deadlock mean for shipping’s global governance regime, plus we unpack the risk of a ‘zombie’ or ‘mutant’ Net-Zero Framework
MEPC83: What on earth happens next? With IMO’s Arsenio Dominguez
After the unexpected decision at the IMO to postpone a vote on its Net-Zero Framework, Lloyd’s List hears from the secretary-general as well as other industry voices to try to understand what happens next
Is the shadow fleet finally under pressure?
Lloyd’s List’s risk and compliance analysts examine the evolving policy and market pressures piling up against operators of shadow fleet vessels
What to look out for in risk and compliance in 2026
Lloyd’s List’s risk and compliance analysts Bridget Diakun and Tomer Raanan explain how the shadow fleet is evolving into 2026 and why an end to Russian sanctions won’t necessarily change all that much
What to look out for in 2026
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade and APAC editor Cichen Shen point out the key issues to watch as shipping enters one of its most turbulent years yet
Why is Trump the most influential person in shipping?
The Lloyd’s List team discuss the rankings of this year’s Top 100 People and highlight some key rankings of which you should be aware
An EU ETS that liner shipping can live with?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush asks what shipping wants from Brussels as it looks to alter its Emissions Trading System
Posidonia 2026 Special... with Arsenio Dominguez, Polys Hajioannou and more
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Joshua Minchin raises the curtain on one of the biggest weeks in shipping from Capital Link in Athens, and there is no shortage of worries for maritime’s leaders
How worried should you be about bunker supply?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Joshua Minchin examines the current bunker supply landscape and assesses whether concerns over availability are valid
What’s next for tanker stocks as Hormuz crisis drags on?
Lloyd’s List senior maritime reporter Greg Miller asks what happens next for tanker stocks, as disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz persist
What happened to shipping’s innovation boom? Part II
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade brings you the second half of his deep dive into innovation within shipping, this time focusing on the human factor
What happened to shipping’s innovation boom?
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade speaks to shipping’s thought leaders to find out where the true innovation in the industry is happening
How worried should we really be about cyber security?
Lloyd’s List reporter Joshua Minchin talks to cyber security experts to assess the current threat level to shipping and ask whether shipowners should be more worried now than they have been before
How does an economist solve shipping’s climate conundrum?
Two of the shipping industry’s leading academics, Professor Siri Pettersen Strandenes and Dr Martin Stopford, join the podcast this week to discuss everything from the shifting nature of shipping economics to the digital and logistic solutions they would urge the industry to consider in response
What’s next for tanker stocks as Hormuz crisis drags on?
Lloyd’s List senior maritime reporter Greg Miller asks what happens next for tanker stocks, as disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz persist
Does shipping get a good deal when it comes to finance?
Lloyd’s List looks to answer as many of your questions about ship finance as possible in 30 minutes, with insights from experts across the sector
Is the Strait of Hormuz closed to shipping?
Listen to highlights of Lloyd’s List’s briefing on the Strait of Hormuz crisis and understand the implications for the shipping industry as the conflict enters its second week
P&I renewal round: The winners and losers
Lloyd’s List marine insurance editor David Osler assesses the annual P&I renewal round for each set of stakeholders and takes a health check of the marine insurance market’s pool system
What happens in Hormuz… doesn’t stay in Hormuz
We bring you highlights of our recent webinar on the Strait of Hormuz crisis and ask whether other nations might look to monetise their own chokepoints
How do you transit through the Strait of Hormuz?
We bring you insider insight into how vessels are making the trip through the chokepoint from our outlook event in Mumbai, featuring key figures of the Indian shipping community
Is freedom of navigation under threat? Part II
Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade returns to the issue of freedom of navigation for a second time, and asks what threatening this international principle means for global trade
How is the Middle East crisis affecting the container market?
We bring you highlights from Lloyd’s List’s weekly briefing on the Middle East conflict, including analysis on how the crisis is affecting the container market and the shadow fleet
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
Powering the transition: the expanding role of batteries in shipping
Batteries are becoming a core enabler of shipping’s decarbonisation as the industry transitions to cleaner energy systems, says William Nyström from Foreship by RINA
Improving voyage decisions in an increasingly complex maritime landscape
With fragmented data, volatile conditions and tightening emissions rules, voyage success now hinges on integrated insights that align cost, compliance and operational performance
Making reality meet the requirements
Maritime regulation and technology are moving at a rapid pace along parallel tracks towards decarbonisation. Jan-Erik Räsänen, chief technology officer of the RINA-owned Finnish ship design and engineering company Foreship, believes that batteries can power us towards a solution
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