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Illustration; IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim; Image courtesy: IMO

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7 candidates join the race for IMO Secretary-General role

Seven member states of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have nominated candidates for the post of Secretary-General, as the term of the current incumbent, Kitack Lim of the Republic of Korea, is set to expire on December 31, 2023. The seven nominees are Moin Uddin Ahmed of Bangladesh, S

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: International Energy Agency (IEA)

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With over 140 carbon capture, utilisation, and storage hubs in development, 2022 pushes CCUS to new heights

IEA: More than 140 new CCUS projects were announced, ramping up planned storage capacity by 80 per cent, and capture capacity by 30 per cent.

about 3 years ago

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MiQ establishes world’s first comprehensive GHG certification programme for LNG

MiQ, a global non-profit methane emissions certification provider, has launched the world’s first certification programme that enables a complete assessment of all greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the liquified natural gas (LNG) supply chain. MiQ said its new framework tracks 100% of methane, car

about 3 years ago

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S&P Global: Russia’s ghost fleet estimated at 434 vessels

Since the introduction of G7 oil price cap for Russia’s crude oil and refined products there have been speculations on Russia’s so-called shadow fleet being used to evade sanctions. Russia has repeatedly stated that it will not work with the price cap, but the vast majority of seaborne Russian oil s

about 3 years ago

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BIMCO: Scrubber installation set to rise despite 2022 fall

Exhaust gas cleaning systems, also known as scrubbers, were installed on 399 ships in 2022, marking a fall of 24% y/y, data from BIMCO shows. The systems are being installed on ships to comply with the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap as a way of cleaning out sulphur emissions while continuing to burn less expe

about 3 years ago

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Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center: Emission risks won’t be a showstopper for ammonia-based fuels

The toxicity of ammonia as potential zero-emission fuel of the future for the shipping industry might be solvable after all despite all the hype over its likely impact on the safety of seafarers. There have been a lot of discussions about the dangers of potential releases of ammonia on board during

about 3 years ago

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In focus: Tackling energy trilemma with oil & gas industry calling the shots

With the global oil and gas industry’s income skyrocketing to nearly $4 trillion in 2022, many are of the opinion that this sector holds the purse strings. Will it tighten or loosen them to invest a considerable chunk in the clean energy transition?

12 minutes read

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EIA calls for new approach: Throwing carbon prices into the mix to unveil fossil fuel subsidies

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has outlined a new price gap-plus approach that could bring carbon prices and environmental costs into the equation.

about 3 years ago

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IEA: Fraction of bumper profits during 2022 can slash oil & gas sector’s methane emissions

Methane emissions remained stubbornly high in 2022, even as soaring energy prices made actions to reduce them cheaper than ever, says IEA.

about 3 years ago

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Biofuels: the low-hanging fruits ensnared in policy gaps

Biofuels have emerged as a promising solution that can be implemented without significant changes to existing infrastructure. Nevertheless, there are numerous challenges hampering their wider adoption.

about 3 years ago

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Elegant Exit Company buys Wan Hai veteran for green recycling

Netherlands-based Elegant Exit Company (EEC) has acquired the Wan Hai 165, a containership built in 1998, from Taiwanese shipping company Wan Hai Lines. The vessel was put up for demolition sale as part of a wider bidding process Wan Hai launched at the end of last year covering ten end-of-life cont

about 3 years ago

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ICS seeks rapid adoption of carbon levy as industry reaffirms 2050 net-zero ambitions

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents over 80% of the world’s merchant fleet, has submitted a revised proposal to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) that reaffirms the industry’s commitment to meet 2050 net-zero carbon goals. The proposal champions a Fund and Rewar

about 3 years ago

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IWSA: Momentum continues to grow for wind-installed vessels

The number of wind-installed vessels is set to double in the next twelve months, according to estimates from the International Windship Association (IWSA). At the moment, the wind-assisted cargo capacity is standing at 1.4 million dwt with 22 large ships installed, 2 wind-ready ships, and a further

about 3 years ago

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Israel to implement 0.10 pct sulphur cap in ports

Vessels calling at Israeli ports will need to burn marine fuels with a 0.10% maximum sulphur content under new regulations taking effect in February 2023, the North Club informed. As informed, the Israeli government is enacting new regulations that will put in place measures similar to the EU direct

about 3 years ago