Sustainable Shipping
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Standardization – what is it and why is it important?
Blog of the week The major purpose of standardization is to make things consistent and clear that anyone in…
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Lloyd’s Register grows fleet optimisation
LR has acquired GreenSteam, a marine data intelligence company specialising in improving vessel efficiency through machine learning. The acquisition…
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Can the Ocenbird claim a 90% reduction of emissions?
When the young aerospace professor Jakob Kuttenkeuler competed in sailing races, he created a simulation program to optimize his performance. 20…
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Potential in Mexico for green shipping
Mexico is well-positioned to build a valuable zero carbon shipping fuels sector, as it has an abundance of renewable…
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150 industry leaders in common call to action
Full decarbonization of international shipping is urgent and achievable. This is the clear message from more than 140 industry leaders…
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20% lower carbon intensity using Jotun
Based on the latest carbon emissions MRV data published by the EU, it can be seen that cargo vessels…
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Lead executive to reduce spread of invasive species
Bawat Technology Services, Aps (BTS), a Danish joint venture between Green Swan Partners, a sustainability venture builder and Bawat…
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From food leftovers to fuel of the future
Three weeks after the announcement of an e-methanol sourcing agreement in Europe, A.P. Moller – Maersk invests in California-based…
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Plastic at sea
Shipping takes a lead in microplastic pollution battle Plastic pollution is a hot topic today and for once the…
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10 reasons sustainability is pandemic-proof
The economic damage and costly business disruption brought on by the global spread of the COVID-19 virus have failed…
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