
Ethanol Emerges as Viable Marine Fuel for Decarbonization Efforts
Ethanol is gaining traction as a marine fuel due to its availability and lower cost, aiding shipping's decarbonization.
Articles tagged with the Sustainability topic across every transport mode.

Ethanol is gaining traction as a marine fuel due to its availability and lower cost, aiding shipping's decarbonization.
DP World launched its first global seagrass restoration initiative on Geoje Island, South Korea, to restore marine habitat.
BGN shared insights into its sustainable shipping strategy for the World Ocean's Council's 'Ocean Titans' documentary series
DP World's Canadian terminals have achieved Green Marine recertification, confirming their commitment to environmental performance
MERC launched a new program to reduce shipping emissions through research, pilot projects, and data management for practical insights.

A new European initiative, FIT-HORIZONS, is uniting 19 maritime companies to decarbonize the existing global shipping fleet
IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez emphasized Greek shipping's crucial role in driving maritime sustainability initiatives
A study by Rotterdam, Maersk, and Lloyd's Register identifies non-technical barriers to nuclear ship port calls.
Stricter emissions regulations are expected to drive increased adoption of wind-assisted propulsion technologies by shipowners.
Shipowners are increasingly seeking flexible and efficient vessel solutions for decarbonization, Wärtsilä reports
DNV highlights the critical need for clear regulations and viable solutions to accelerate the shipping industry's decarbonization efforts
Sea Cargo Charter members maintained stable climate performance in 2025 despite geopolitical disruptions and regulatory uncertainty
Sea Cargo Charter signatories are 11.6% behind IMO climate goals, with sustained progress needing global regulation

Buyers of transport companies are now looking beyond traditional metrics like revenue and fleet size to assess strategic value.
Eastern Pacific Shipping has received a new Very Large Ammonia Carrier from Jiangnan Shipyard for green ammonia transport.
China's shipbuilding industry is accelerating its green and smart transition, providing new solutions for global maritime decarbonization
HD Hyundai Samho has delivered the world's first ship to be constructed with aluminum cables, a notable shipbuilding innovation

ABS, HD KSOE, and HD HHI completed a joint project to integrate battery systems into 16,000-TEU container ships

AGL Namibia and Kelp Blue are partnering to develop kelp logistics and export routes from Namibian ports.
The European Commission launched a €1.5 billion Battery Booster Facility to boost battery production in the European Economic Area
A new report from the Korean Register and KIMM provides a roadmap for hydrogen ship safety standards.
EU member states have endorsed a new strategy highlighting the vital role of European ports in strategic autonomy and supply chains
Vitol's 2025 ESG Report shows progress in refinery ESG strategy and its shipping fleet exceeding IMO carbon intensity goals

IRU and industry groups advocate for incentives and infrastructure to achieve sustainable road transport in Europe.
A new ICS report supports onboard carbon capture as a key near-term solution for cutting shipping emissions.
The Port of Long Beach is providing financial incentives to drayage operators for purchasing electric trucks.
Thordon Bearings is advocating for a new "sterntubeless" ship design to prevent oil pollution and lower operating costs
Shipping frequently misjudges clean technology efficiency, using theoretical figures instead of practical performance data.
The Port of Long Beach will host a public meeting to update on its zero-emissions infrastructure development.
Europe can enhance its maritime competitiveness and climate policy by accelerating methane emission reductions from shipping, a new report…
Browse by mode or open the Intelligence Suite for cross-cutting briefs.