Scorpio Tankers has installed a new onboard carbon capture system made by a US-based start-up on an LR2, saying it is sceptical of jumping to technologies or fuels that don’t have the infrastructure or maturity to work for tramp ships

The IMO’s carbon price and its huge net zero fund for subsidising green hydrogen-based e-fuels mean it can become a reality for shipping, despite failing to live up to the hype for decarbonising most other industries

Practical and safety concerns with different alternative fuels will limit their use for much of the shipping industry, a forum was told

Powered by OceanMind intelligence, the platform enhances the ability to measure insured fleet against emissions regulations

Carbon insetting schemes at their best can be a useful tool for encouraging greener shipping. But at their worst they can amount to ‘misguided and unhelpful distractions’, a Umas report has found

The 2018-built Cosco Shipping Libra arrived at a Chinese shipyard in June for the conversion that is expected to take 12 weeks

In order to contribute to the goal of reaching net zero by 2045, the Hyundai Motor Group’s logistics arm is considering using autonomous solutions for more ships and introducing technology beyond Level 3

ZeroNorth’s technology uses artificial intelligence and real-time data to optimise voyages and reduce emissions

‘A few lines of code can bring a marine shipping business to a grinding halt,’ says Lockton’s Pordham

Advancements in remote survey techniques will not only provide significant safety benefits, but will also reduce costs and vessel down time