Shipping consultancy launches EU ETS-specific contracts to manage compliance
An international shipping advisory service has created an EU ETS add-on to its standard shipping contracts, enabling shipowners and charterers to delegate compliance obligations to a managing entity.
Read MoreVoluntary carbon standard releases methodology to credit electrification in shipping
A large voluntary carbon credit issuing body has released a methodology crediting the electrification of energy supply for ships when shore-side or offshore, active from Wednesday.
Read MoreUK energy company to build world’s first wood-powered cargo ship
A British energy firm with ambitions to become a global player in bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) has drawn up plans for the world’s first wood-powered cargo ship.
Read MoreNew Zealand weighs including international shipping, aviation in climate target
The New Zealand government is mulling whether to include the emissions from international flights and shipping to its emissions target, and is seeking public feedback and submissions in a first for the nation.
Read MoreIndustry group says new technologies may cut shipping methane emissions by 80%
A series of newly-developed methane abatement technologies can help cut emissions on ships by up to 80%, an industry initiative announced on Friday.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: New maritime pooling mechanism aims to dilute and monetise emissions intensity of EU ships
A Finnish startup is offering the EU’s first pooling service to group high- and low-emissions intensity ships and facilitate their compliance with the bloc’s incoming FuelEU Maritime rules.
Read MoreUK to begin consultation on including maritime emissions in ETS shortly, but no deadline for free allocation response
The UK government will soon begin a public consultation on how best to include maritime emissions in the scope of the UK ETS, a senior official said on Monday, without indicating when the government would respond to recently completed consultations on other potential changes to the country’s stand-alone carbon market.
Read MoreKorean port authority teams up with US non-profit to decarbonise shipping sector
One of the largest industrial ports in South Korea has teamed up with a California-based environmental organisation to drive down emissions in the international shipping sector.
Read MoreAustralia, Singapore looking to clean, green maritime operations
Singapore and Australia plan a A$20 million ($12.85 mln) spend via the Australia-Singapore Initiative on Low Emissions Technologies (ASLET) for maritime and port operations, the two said Wednesday.
Read MoreEmissions reduction technology firm signs agreement with SAF, biodiesel producers in Spain
A new biofuels plant in Spain will utilise industrial hydrotreating technology to reduce emissions in the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and biodiesel, the companies announced Tuesday.
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