Sustainability

UK ports face substantial hurdles in decarbonizing, including long grid connection waits and high energy costs.

Yusen Terminals secured a 30-year lease extension at the Port of Los Angeles, pledging $200 million for zero-emission equipment

DP World's Prince Rupert terminal has upgraded its first diesel RTG crane to a hybrid system, reducing fuel use over 60%

The UK Chamber of Shipping stresses practical measures are essential for maritime decarbonization, beyond mere regulation

Slovakian fender manufacturer Bencros now offers independently verified CO2 savings to its port and vessel customers.

Retrofitting existing vessels with current technology provides a practical path to shipping decarbonization, rather than relying on…

The IAEA has launched its ATLAS initiative in Washington, D.C., focusing on nuclear power applications in maritime shipping

Dual-fuel ships with wind-assist technology are increasingly seen as a strategic investment for fuel efficiency and emissions reduction

Producing low-emission steel in the US is currently more expensive than traditional methods, impacting global competitiveness

COSCO Shipping Ports saw its H1 2026 throughput rise by 7.9% to over 80 million TEUs, with revenue climbing 12.3%

Ammobia and Lummus Technology are partnering to commercialize modular, low-carbon ammonia production for marine fuels and energy storage

RINA's new 'Mermaid' ship design aims to cut fuel use and emissions by optimizing main engine power.

Emvolon has signed a $450 million, seven-year agreement with Freepoint Commodities for biomethanol offtake and project financing

GCMD released a report outlining a practical approach for shipowners to verify marine biofuel quantity and renewable content

High demand from the coal sector is distorting Australia's carbon credit market, ahead of a key government review

RINA unveiled 'Mermaid,' a ship design concept to help owners reduce fuel use and emissions while maintaining flexibility.

Climeon's new white paper shares insights into marine ORC waste heat recovery, detailing energy recovery factors and operational value

Waberer’s is set to increase sustainable logistics investments, focusing on intermodal transport, alternative fuels, and HVO100.

Rotterdam's Innovation Quay will feature advanced technologies for cleaner, smarter, and safer port operations during World Port Days.

Exmar has named two new dual-fuel ammonia vessels, Adinkerke and Aalter, expanding its fleet of eco-friendly ships

Corvus Energy and BYD Energy Storage have unveiled a new LFP energy storage system for maritime applications.

The MV Yampu, the world's first battery-powered self-unloading bulk carrier, has begun transporting limestone in South Australia

DNV's latest outlook prioritizes vessel efficiency for decarbonization, shifting from LNG as a bridging fuel.

New research suggests 10% of global shipping emissions occur within port areas, offering hope for mitigation through electrification.

Oil and gas companies lead CCUS adoption, with over 70% of facilities tied to energy assets despite project hurdles

easyJet faces fines from the ILT for continued use of polluting auxiliary power units at Schiphol, ignoring prior warnings

Container shipping emissions intensity rose 1.5% in Q2 2026, with a 31% gap found between carriers on the same trade lane

DP World has launched Latin America's first shore power system at its Callao South Terminal, enabling ships to use renewable electricity.

VesselBot data shows a 31% emissions gap among carriers on transatlantic routes, impacting efficiency and Scope 3 calculations.

Australia has released its Maritime Emissions Reduction National Action Plan (MERNAP) to guide the industry toward net-zero emissions