#shipping-emissions
(12 articles)35% Shipping Emissions Gap Found Across Major Trade Routes
A new analysis has identified a 35% gap in shipping emissions reporting across major global trade routes, indicating significant variance between reported and actual emissions data. This discrepancy r
Which Shipping Service Has the Lowest Carbon Footprint?
An article examining the relative carbon footprints of different shipping services to help consumers and businesses identify lower-emission delivery options. The piece addresses growing demand for sus
Maersk Completes First U.S. Ethanol Bunkering of Deep-Sea Vessel
Maersk has completed the first bunkering of a deep-sea container vessel with ethanol fuel at a U.S. port, marking a significant milestone in the shipping industry's transition toward sustainable marin
Maersk & MOL Pursue Multi-Fuel Strategy for Maritime Decarbonization
Maersk and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), two of the world's largest ocean carriers, are doubling down on a **multi-fuel strategy** to navigate the maritime industry's energy transition. Rather than betti
IMO Delays 2030 Clean-Fuel Target, Pressuring Shipping Decarbonization
The International Maritime Organization's (IMO) delay in finalizing clean-fuel mandates threatens the shipping industry's 2030 decarbonization targets. This regulatory postponement creates uncertainty
TMS TACCC 2026 Charts Path for Global Maritime Decarbonization
The TMS TACCC 2026 conference represents a pivotal gathering for the maritime industry to address the next phase of transport decarbonization at a global scale. This event signals the shipping sector'
Mediterranean Nations Align on Shipping Emissions Standards
Four Mediterranean nations, Cyprus, Greece, Malta, and Italy, have reached alignment on unified shipping emissions regulations, signaling a regional push toward harmonized maritime environmental stand
DP World Launches Methanol Dual-Fuel Vessel in Denmark
DP World has announced the naming of a methanol dual-fuel vessel in Denmark, marking a significant step in the maritime industry's transition toward cleaner shipping technologies. This development ref
NGOs Urge IMO Focus on Net Zero Amid Policy Distractions
Non-governmental organizations are publicly calling on International Maritime Organization (IMO) member states to maintain focus on achieving net-zero emissions targets rather than pursuing what they
TMS TACCC 2026 Charts Course for Net-Zero Maritime Transport
The TMS TACCC 2026 conference will serve as a major industry convening focused on accelerating the net-zero transition in transport and supply chain operations. This initiative reflects growing regula
Fossil Fuels Drive 40% of Freight Tonnage but Half of Fuel Use
The article presents a paradoxical finding in global freight transportation: fossil fuel-based modes of transport handle 40% of freight tonnage yet consume disproportionately less fuel compared to oth
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