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Conventional fuel will continue to have a major part to play for the dry cargo sector owing to the strong tramp shipping nature of the sector, says Lloyd’s Register’s global bulk carrier segment director Nikos Kakalis

More Russian oil than ever before is being transported on sanctions-circumventing tankers that exploit loopholes in international maritime regulations

The UK’s second-largest port operator has made progress in reducing its scope 1 and 2 emissions with bio-fuels and electrification. The next stage will see it attempt to tackle scope 3 reductions

Shipping urged to unify search for decarbonisation solutions | Russian accusations of IMO politicisation point to longer-term divisions | MSC adds to active and idle fleets

With one commissioner partially dissenting, the Federal Maritime Commission determined MSC should not be found in violation of the Shipping Act in a charge complaint by SOFi Paper Products over a $1,000 congestion surcharge

The Poseidon Principles were supposed to foster agreement about the subject of IMO emission targets. However, alignment to the 1.5°C Paris targets has quietly been shelved after a vocal minority of signatories pushed back against the potential cost and risks associated with this plan

Banks divided over climate ambition as Paris goals are postponed | Ship accused of grain smuggling linked to UK-registered company | Panama makes further cuts to transits

The Panama Canal is struggling with low water levels. The latest measures seek to reduce the number of ships waiting use the locks

The 24-year-old crude oil tankers Gulf Venture and Bradley have been sold on an ‘as is’ basis with delivery in Singapore

Odfjell will start testing a solid oxide fuel cell on a chemical tanker to demonstrate the technology can cut emissions for deepsea ships