As world leaders gather at COP31, Seas At Risk is calling for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) and black carbon emissions to protect marine ecosystems and accelerate a fair transition away from fossil fuels in international shipping. The latest scientific reports, such as the UNEP Emissions Gap Report, deliver a stark warning: exceeding ...
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Sri Lanka has launched its One TRADE national single window, beginning with tea and coconut exporters as it moves cross-border documentation onto a common digital platform. The system went live on 5 November…
The global race to decarbonise shipping is fast becoming a race to prepare ports, according to Lloyd’s Register’s latest Fuel for Thought: Ports report. While shipowners continue to order alternative-fuel…
The list of successful alternative-fuel bunker operations keeps growing, as seen over the past week. Two ammonia-capable vessels received green ammonia in different parts of the world. In South Korea, Eastern…
