Sustainability

Braemar has joined the Sustainable Shipping Initiative, bringing market intelligence to shipping's energy transition efforts

ITS secured a US$495,000 grant to introduce five electric terminal tractors at its Port of Long Beach operations

Ports could face $30 billion in annual disruption costs by 2050 if they do not adapt to climate change, a WEF report warns

Norway is expediting a hydrogen-powered bulker project aimed at decarbonizing its shortsea shipping operations

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative urges the IMO to resolve the governance conflict between the Hong Kong and Basel Conventions on ship…

APM Terminals Los Angeles has expanded its electric terminal tractor fleet, fully electrifying its on-dock rail drayage operations.

IATA warns that 2026 SAF production will meet less than 1% of jet fuel demand, risking aviation's net-zero goals.

Lloyd's Register has issued the first Type Approval Certificate for a 100% hydrogen-fuelled marine engine by BeHydro

Geopolitical shifts, decarbonization efforts, digitalization, and new energy efficiency rules are reshaping the maritime industry.

Hactl has been recognized with a 2026 TIACA Air Cargo Sustainability Award for its pioneering recycled packaging.

New research in Southampton is examining how emissions from the UK's busiest cruise port affect local air quality

Seven airlines have joined IATA CO2 Connect, enhancing the platform's ability to provide accurate emissions data for air cargo.

Dutch hydrogen vessel operator Future Proof Shipping has filed for bankruptcy, with a trustee appointed for the proceedings

ABL is partnering with the Danish Maritime Authority on a study to enhance energy efficiency in Kenya's maritime sector.

Google Cloud joins Kuehne+Nagel's SAF program, committing to 5.2 million liters to reduce CO2e emissions

Hong Kong's Marine Department is rolling out two new incentive programs to encourage the use of greener maritime fuels

AAL Shipping's 2025 Sustainability Report outlines its decarbonization efforts and environmental commitments for heavy-lift operations

Phelan Green Hydrogen has licensed Johnson Matthey technologies for a commercial-scale eSAF facility in South Africa

Moeve is expanding its bunker barge fleet to supply 100% biofuels, driven by rising demand for low-carbon shipping.

Singapore's MPA foresees a prolonged multi-fuel era for shipping due to fragmented regulations and infrastructure.

Eitzen Group's Zen subsidiary ordered two 900 TEU fully electric containerships for Northern European routes.

Antipollution plans to build up to eight new vessels for waste collection and oil recovery in Greek ports, converting waste into fuel.

Knutsen OAS Shipping is partnering to explore nuclear propulsion as a zero-emission solution for maritime decarbonization.

Primatrade's Kris Van Broekhoven is slated to speak at the Responsible Supply Chain Conference in London.

Valenciaport is installing vertical solar panels on its northern expansion breakwater to promote clean energy in Mediterranean ports

The 2027 Responsible Supply Chain Conference will emphasize senior leadership's role in European logistics during its dedicated month

The Port of Skagen has contracted PowerCon A/S to install a 16 MW shore power facility for cruise ships by 2028

WinGD successfully completed the Factory Acceptance Test for its ammonia-fuelled X72DF-A engine, built in China.

NYK, Yanmar, and ENEOS are developing a hydrogen fuel cell system for a new cruise ship launching in 2027.

Sea Cargo Charter signatories upheld climate alignment scores despite industry challenges, demonstrating ongoing decarbonization commitment