#maritime-sustainability
(7 articles)World Shipping Council Backs EU ETS Maritime Rules
The World Shipping Council's endorsement of EU ETS (Emissions Trading System) revisions signals industry recognition that regulatory carbon pricing is inevitable for maritime shipping. Rather than opp
DP World and Hapag-Lloyd Partner on $1M Low-Carbon Shipping
DP World, a major global port operator and logistics provider, has committed $1 million in partnership with Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world's leading container shipping lines, to develop and deploy low-
Korea Launches Ammonia Vessel Trial for Green Shipping Corridor
South Korea's Korean Register (KR) and HD Hyundai are collaborating on a groundbreaking green shipping corridor initiative that includes testing ammonia-powered vessels. This development represents a
Biofuels in Shipping: Transition or Long-Term Strategy?
The maritime industry faces a critical inflection point as biofuels emerge as a potential pathway to meet increasingly stringent emissions regulations. The debate centers on whether these alternative
DHL Launches Wind-Powered Ocean Shipping Service
DHL has announced the launch of wind-powered ocean shipping services, representing a significant step forward in the logistics industry's sustainability efforts. This initiative addresses growing ship
DP World Launches Supply Chain Decarbonisation Platform
DP World, a leading global port operator and logistics provider, has launched a dedicated supply chain decarbonisation platform designed to enable customers and partners to measure, monitor, and reduc
Kuehne+Nagel Backs Biofuel Credits for Fleet Decarbonization
Kuehne+Nagel, one of the world's largest logistics and shipping companies, has begun paying for biofuel burned on other vessels as part of a broader decarbonization strategy. This approach allows the