Capacity injection for east-west trades as more ULCVs are delivered
East-west tradelanes saw some capacity injected over the past two weeks as several large containerships ...
© Scharfsinn86 |
The climate change debate in the shipping industry is hotting up, reflecting the change of atmosphere which has seen many shipowners, previously opposed to rapid decarbonisation measures, suddenly turn as pressure increases.
Government pressure as well as major companies, consumers and concerned citizens has placed shipping ...
Comment on this article
Sasha Fierce
June 09, 2022 at 12:00 pmZero emission talks have been around for a while. Back in 2013, EU even released a 3-step strategy towards reducing GHG emissions produced by the shipping industry. It ended up with additional inspection paperwork for transportation companies but had no actual impact on how things are done.
Armin Ernst
January 18, 2025 at 9:01 amWhile it’s true that earlier strategies like the EU’s 2013 initiative added administrative layers without significant impact, the current momentum toward decarbonization feels different. With initiatives such as the EU ETS and commitments from major players like Maersk and CMA CGM, we’re seeing a shift from just paperwork to actionable change. Tools like digital checklists now play a crucial role in ensuring compliance and monitoring progress, helping organizations move beyond bureaucracy to real implementation. The focus is now on scalable solutions, including alternative fuels and zero-emission vessels, making the transition more about practical action than intention.