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Sustainability

The Lloyd's List sustainability hub provides insight, analysis and commentary to identify the immediate and long-term challenges as shipping navigates its way towards an emissions-free future.

 

 

 

Sustainability Spotlight: Analysis and comment

Business as usual ‘not an option’ on shipping’s path to decarbonisation

Shipping must change the way it operates if it is to make progress on decarbonisation, and collaboration across the industry will be critical for it to succeed, conference hears 

Sustainability Fuels

The difficult details of decarbonisation

International Containers

Shipping can achieve cost-effective decarbonised supply chain

Shipping can also leverage on technology assets to encourage collaboration and information sharing

Norway Dry Bulk

 

Audio & Reports

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Why we can’t allow climate talks to become a COP out

COP27 failed to deliver much in the way of progress. For shipping, though, the next steps in the IMO are what will determine the trajectory of whatever happens next. Fail to agree the detail and a complex, costly future awaits. There are positive signs that shipping is at least now having the right conversations, but is this too little, too late? This week’s edition of the Lloyd’s List Podcast explores the impact of climate talks on shipping and what happens next.

From left: Sturla Henriksen, Stephen Cotton and Charles Haskell
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Good COP, bad COP

Promises are not progress, but there is at least a wider conversation happening about shipping at this year’s COP27 climate summit in Egypt. One week into the negotiations we take stock and review whether shipping is having a good COP or a bad COP

FREE TO READ Dr Ruth Boumphrey, chief executive of Lloyd’s Register Foundation and Nick Brown, chief executive of Lloyd’s Register Group
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Does decarbonised shipping feel safe to you?

Moving to a multi-fuel future with multiple fuel infrastructures and supply chains is going to require a wholesale reappraisal of risk and safety standards across various industries, but has that been the priority in the race to decarbonise? Lloyd’s Register chief executive Nick Brown and Dr Ruth Boumphrey, chief executive of Lloyd’s Register Foundation, discuss why safety needs to be at the heart of shipping’s green agenda

From left: Alex Saverys (CMB),  Jan Dieleman (Cargill), Karrie Trauth (Shell), Rasmus Bach Nielsen (Trafigura) and Michael Parker (Citi)
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Where is shipping in the zero carbon transition?

It seemed clear to everyone gathering in New York that the acceleration needed to move the shipping industry closer to the 1.5°C scenario will require unprecedented regulatory intervention, radical scaling of alternative fuel production and fleet readiness, disruptive technology inventions and substantial willingness to invest. But is shipping making any progress towards those goals?

 

Regulation Timeline

Lloyd’s List’s interactive timeline includes links to related content and supporting information/documentation on impending regulation

 

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