Sustainability

New analysis explores policy mechanisms and financial support strategies to bridge the cost gap for low-emission shipping fuels

Klaveness Combination Carriers (KCC) was named a European Climate Leader for its greenhouse gas emission reductions.

Australia's green iron industry requires significant investment and government support to meet ambitious export revenue targets.

Over 2,500 vessels using Nippon Paint Marine hull coatings are now registered on the RightShip platform.

SMM 2026 will launch an Energy Efficiency Hub to promote sustainable practices and emissions reduction in maritime.

DM Transport has launched its first electric truck for container transport at the Port of Rotterdam, enhancing sustainability efforts.

A study reveals Singapore's large harbor craft are ready for B100 biofuel, provided proper fuel handling is implemented

New legal proposals could weaken the IMO's Net-Zero Framework, threatening the commitment to price shipping emissions

EmissionLink calls for the EU ETS expansion to be fair for shipping and to drive genuine emissions reductions.

PortXchange has joined the SASHA Coalition to provide a port perspective on the energy transition for sustainable shipping.

The U.S. will host the IAEA's ministerial launch for the ATLAS initiative, focusing on maritime nuclear technology regulations

Klaveness Combination Carriers has taken delivery of the MV Baltazar, its first vessel with a wind-assisted propulsion system.

Portsmouth International Port achieved a milestone with the first commercial cruise ship connection to its shore power system

The Port of Rotterdam is launching a pilot to release over half a million European flat oysters, combining nature restoration with…

Port of Rotterdam is developing new green space in Rozenburg to support expanded pipeline infrastructure for energy transition

Carnival Cruise Line is the first cruise operator to adopt Jotun's robotic hull cleaning technology for improved efficiency.

A new MMMCZCS report analyzes subsidy strategies for zero and near-zero shipping fuels, weighing short-term abatement against long-term…

UNCTAD introduces new training to help port professionals implement cleaner, more efficient operations amid the energy transition.

A pressure group criticizes the EU Commission's plan to approve two Indian ship recyclers, citing non-compliance with EU standards.

ZeroNorth introduces Propel, an AI solution automating voyage optimization tasks for enhanced maritime operational efficiency

The Na Hiro E Pae multipurpose vessel has been equipped with a 22-meter eSAIL wind-assisted propulsion system.

Hitachi, MOL, and JAL are launching Japan's first Direct Ocean Capture pilot on Kume Island to test seawater CO2 removal

The Port of Long Beach provided over $2 million in 2025 through its Green Shipping Incentive Program, rewarding emission reductions

Caribbean nations are implementing new strategies, including specialized vessels and barriers, to manage increasing sargassum seaweed.

The EU Commission approved €290 million in Dutch state aid to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel production, supporting EU climate goals

The world's largest battery-electric ship has commenced its voyage to South America, loaded onto a heavy-lift vessel.

MOL released an integrated TCFD-TNFD report, marking a first for a Japanese shipping company in climate and nature disclosures

China's coal-fired power generation fell below 50% of total electricity for the first time, signaling a green energy transition

Valenciaport is investing EUR 15.6 million in a new substation to double its power capacity, advancing its net-zero goals

CLdN has deployed its first electric 4x4 Tugmaster in Ro-Ro operations at Zeebrugge, electrifying demanding terminal applications