French carrier offers support for Danish rival’s efforts to remove fossil fuels from shipping by 2050

In 2019 regulators will settle final details around the 2020 sulphur cap and try to offer greater clarity on greenhouse gas measures

Japanese shipping giant says the deal fits into its new medium-term management plan that seeks stabilise freight rates by using long-term contracts

The company has plans to install scrubbers in 15 bulk carriers and one container vessel

Iranian President has also pledged that the United States would not be able to prevent Iran from exporting its crude

Faramarz Shahi Savandi and Mohammad Mehdi Shah Mansouri allegedly launched cyber attacks using malware known as SamSam to lock data on computers, then demanded payment in bitcoin to unlock the data

The US is to freeze the assets of at least two senior officials of the Central Bank of Iran in connection with `millions of barrels’ of Iranian oil which have been shipped to Syria on vessels that had switched off their identification systems to avoid detection

The next few months could prove to be the most consequential for the sulphur cap’s implementation

The International Maritime Cyber Centre of Excellence in Singapore is envisaged to be a cyber service solution for the shipping industry

Lack of claims data makes pricing difficult, while marine insurers debate the pros and cons of institute cyber attack exclusion clause 380

A study published by the GMF, Marsh and IUMI concluded cyber attacks and data theft remain as maritime’s Achilles’ heel