- The International Maritime Organization (IMO) in view of the urgency for all sectors to accelerate their efforts to reduce GHG emissions as emphasized in the recent IPCC reports and the Glasgow Climate Pact, recognized the need to strengtheIMO2021-12-06 09:10:37
- The Panama Canal Authority is set to become one of the first governmental entities in the world to charge shipowners a fee for their vessels greenhouse gas emissions. Speaking at the AAPA Latino conference in Cartagena, Colombia, on NovembeMaritime Executive2021-12-03 17:21:05
- Global trade is expected to be worth about $28 trillion this year an increase of 23 per cent compared with 2020 but the outlook for 2022 remains very uncertain, UN economists said on Tuesday. This strong growth in demand for goods, as opposUNCTAD2021-12-02 10:58:24
- Travel restrictions by country following the Omicron variant outbreakUpdated 30th November 2021 Just as many countries around the world were beginning to loosen their border restrictions, reports of a newly detected coronavirus variant in SCNN2021-12-01 09:39:59
- The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has called for maritime transport to be prioritised in multilateral trade negotiations ahead of high-level WTO meetings to take place this week. While the 12thMinisterial Conference, where talks wxinde marine news2021-12-01 09:04:09
- 2050 Level of Ambition and Revision of the Initial IMO GHG Strategy A proposal was received to update the ambition of the IMOs Initial GHG Strategy to zero GHG emissions by 2050 instead of the current 50% reduction of GHG levels from 2008 iABS2021-11-30 14:22:00
- Lloyds Lists annual rundown of shippings most influential players is fronted by those demonstrating the scale, will and desire to bring wholesale changes to an industry requiring leadership in a period of profound disruption. THE global impLloyd's List2021-11-30 12:27:27
- Following the conclusion of the International Maritime Organisations (IMO) Maritime Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) 77, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) have released the following statement: ICS Secretary General, Guy Plxinde marine news2021-11-29 08:43:39
- On the International Maritime Organizations Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting this week (IMOs MEPC 77, 22-26 Nov. 2021), INTERCARGO said: Given the harsh realities and the tremendous challenges of decarbonisation and of the asIntercargo2021-11-25 08:33:00
- The worlds first electric and self-propelled container shipYara Birkelandhasdeparted for its maiden voyagein the Oslo fjord.Today, the Norwegian Prime Ministerwas given a tour byCEO of Yara, Svein Tore Holsether. We are proud to be able toYara2021-11-22 09:32:32
- The IMO Council, meeting from 8-12 November, today decided to establish an International Day for Women in Maritime, to be observed on 18 May every year. Once adopted by the IMO Assembly in December 2021, the observance will celebrate womenIMO2021-11-16 13:41:00
- The United Nations climate change conference concluded Saturday after a one-day extension, with negotiators agreeing on a new global pact to tackle climate change. Nearly 200 participating countries adopted the Glasgow Climate Pact at the eChinadaily2021-11-15 11:45:41
- Meeting in the margins of the Shaping the Future of Shipping conference in Glasgow, the Deputy Executive Director of the Green Climate Fund , the Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization, and the Secretary General of thexinde marine news2021-11-11 09:08:53
- In a landmark moment for maritime workers the formation of a Just Transition Maritime Task Force has been agreed to drive decarbonisation of the industry and support millions of seafarers through shippings green transition. The task force wxinde marine news2021-11-11 08:53:29
- Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, It is an honour to address you at the closing ceremony of this important conference. I would like to express my appreciation for this industry initiative bringing leaders together in the sidelines of COPIMO2021-11-09 08:51:00