24 August 2026
New Requirements for Onboard Carbon Capture
American Bureau of Shipping has released a set of requirements to guide the industry in the application of carbon capture technology at sea.
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CII Cannot Achieve the Desired Decarbonization Goals
CII cannot be used to achieve the desired decarbonisation goals according to the critics of INTERCARGO association.
Dual Fuel engine using hydrogen gas as fuel
ClassNK issued AiP for a dual fuel engine using hydrogen gas as and related machinery systems and arrangements for a 160k LH2 carrier.
New CII Clause Puts Pressure on Time Charterers
BIMCO has released a new CII operations clause, with charterers expected to take responsibility for a ship’s emissions.
Greek shipowner orders additional scrubber systems
Greek shipowner Safe Bulkers has placed an order for additional scrubber systems to Alfa Laval, increasing the total to 25.
EU, China and US Could Decarbonize 84% of Global Shipping Emissions Without IMO
A new study from Brussels-based NGO T&E suggests Europe, China and the US could decarbonize 84% of all global shipping emissions without IMO.
How Energy-saving Technologies Can Help CII Rating
Hard data and real-world examples from vessel operators on how can energy-saving technologies help you comply with CII.
Zero-emission Passenger Sailing Ship Lays Keel
Brodosplit shipyard marked the beginning of the construction of a zero-emission passenger ship with electric generator propulsion.
More Air Lubrication Systems on Cruise Ships
World's largest cruise company to extend installation of air lubrication on ships to reduce fuel consumption, and carbon emissions.
Drone Inspections for Air and Sea Pollution in Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam Authority will test drone modules to conduct sea-going and inland shipping inspections to tackle pollution.