Archive of: Latest Environment News

ICS warns no 'free pass' on non-compliant low sulfur fuel

Fuel oil non-availability reports, or FONARs, should 'remain a tool of last resort'

Stricter EU scrubber proposal ‘beyond disappointing,’ shipping coalition says

The Clean Shipping Alliance faults the bid to push forward restrictions on scrubbers

Tanker owner fined $2 million, captain indicted in oil discharge case

Pollution equipment was tampered with on Ridgebury Alexandra Z., with wastewater going into the Gulf of Mexico

Torqeedo inboard electric propulsion system wins innovation award

ICS: Shipping must look beyond sulfur cap to decarbonization

The industry cannot achieve the 2050 GHG reduction target using fossil fuels, says Esben Poulsson

BIMCO: GHG study should be based on 'realistic' economic projections

Unrealistic scenarios 'risk making the wrong decisions and spending resources ineffectively'

Wartsila to deliver hybrid retrofit for short-sea shipping

The project with Norway's Hagland Shipping will be the first of its kind

VeriFuel calls for cooperation, transparency ahead of 2020 sulfur cap

Sharing of fuel data will be vital to ensure that quality issues are addressed

Some ATB barges scrapped as ballast water rules kick in

Kirby will take some of its older units out of service instead of paying for treatment systems

Concept design, engineering completed for first electric tanker

The target for the first vessel launch in Japan is set for late 2020