#shipping-emissions
(5 articles)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
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
Shipping Detours: Hidden Emissions Gap in Supply Chain
The Strait of Hormuz represents a critical vulnerability in global supply chain emissions accounting. When geopolitical tensions or operational challenges force vessels to reroute around this chokepoi