Sustainability

AVS Global Ship Supply calls for greater recognition of ship supply companies' role in maritime sustainability efforts.

SBTi's updated standard validates book & claim for transport decarbonization, enabling companies to account for sustainable fuel usage.

Marks & Spencer is rolling out a new fleet of trucks with lower emissions to enhance its sustainable logistics.

BAR Technologies calls on shipowners to deploy WindWings now, citing financing costs and future fuel uncertainty as barriers to emission…

Portonave has invested R$61 million in 30 electric terminal tractors and five electric reachstackers to boost efficiency and cut emissions.

OceanScore's FuelEU pooling price index has decreased, alongside significant reductions in biofuel pooling values for B100 and LBM

The US EPA has sent California's clean shipping waivers to Congress, sparking debate over their review under the Congressional Review Act.

Princess Cruises celebrates 25 years of shore power use, preventing substantial emissions via hydroelectric connections in Juneau.

PortXChange proposes EU ETS revenues fund port operational efficiencies alongside sustainable fuels and zero-emission propulsion.

The EU approved a €103 million Dutch subsidy to promote methanol and hydrogen-powered ships, mainly for short-sea routes

Osprey successfully deployed the UK's first all-electric SPMT, proving zero-emission heavy lift is viable for port operations.

Neste will provide renewable diesel to the Tara Polar Station for its Arctic expedition, reducing fossil fuel use.

GCMD and DBJ have partnered for five years to accelerate maritime decarbonization through financing and real-world pilots

Green Planet has launched a MAN hTGX hydrogen truck to offer transport companies practical experience with hydrogen fuel

Discussions at the AAPA convention will focus on integrating SMRs and FNPPs to power US ports, boosting energy independence

Shipping companies are increasingly adopting biofuels, including B100 and blends, to meet FuelEU Maritime compliance requirements.

IMO workshop discussed chain of custody models for sustainable marine fuels to ensure traceability of GHG intensity

Ship owners are seeking ways to optimize aging bulker and tanker fleets for better efficiency, cost control, and regulatory compliance

EUKOR Car Carriers completed the first green methanol bunkering for its new Shaper Class vessel, M/V Arctic Tern, in Shanghai

Shipping often misjudges clean technology performance by relying on theoretical efficiency figures rather than real-world data.

Africa's first multimodal green hydrogen hub in Walvis Bay, Namibia, is expanding to 500 MW to advance cleaner shipping.

DHL welcomes SBTi's adoption of 'book and claim' for tracking emissions reductions, aiding sustainable fuel investments

Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals will offer shore power to vessels by 2030 following an agreement with Rotterdam Shore Power.

DP World boosts electric handling equipment at Brazil's Port of Santos after converting RTG cranes to electric operation

The UK's Emissions Trading Scheme will expand to include maritime transport from July 1, 2026, impacting shipping operators

Biofuel bunker volumes at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges saw a 36% year-on-year reduction in Q2, reaching 27,000 metric tons

Mondelēz International has reached 100% certified sourcing for palm oil and cocoa, though other sustainability goals show uneven progress

A Dutch transport company is investing in electric trucks, prioritizing emissions reduction over immediate financial returns.

Bureau Veritas executive Julian Bulan discussed the shipping industry's data-driven approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Lloyd's Register will expand its Maritime ESG Maturity Index pilot project to diversify participation and improve data sourcing