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New analysis from Energy UK warns decline in carbon prices could impact investment in clean energy and cost Treasury billions of pounds in lost revenue

Shipshave is expanding its global reach by opening a new regional office for the Mediterranean in Athens to better serve clients at the strategic mari...

METIS Cyberspace Technology has added new functionality to its cloud-based Total Emissions Management solution that allows ship owners and operators t...

Seaber.io, the Finnish maritime technology company, has announced a cooperation with Alba Tankers, who commercially operate chemical and oil tankers i...

Coach Solutions, a leading provider of vessel optimisation solutions has launched a reporting tool designed to help owners and operators manage their...

ClassNK is hosting the "EU-ETS Seminar-Get Ready for EU Allowance in the Shipping Sector-" in Singapore, inviting experts in EU Allowance (EUA) tradin...

The concept of trading is about to take on a whole new meaning for shipping companies with implementation of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)...

The UK in a unique position to learn from the successes and failures of the EU's carbon market, taking what works and tweaking what doesn't, writes EcoAct's Chimdi Obienu

The conventional wisdom about the chill in China-Europe ties, which dates back till at least the pandemic, is that it may now be irreversible. However, not all of the bilateral relationship is in “deep freeze.”

The European Parliament voted in favor of implementing the CBAM. Several countries and the European Union have long considered enacting legislation that imposes a fee on imported carbon-intensive goods to reach their own climate goals while protecting domestic industry.