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Rolls-Royce to upgrade diesel ships to hybrid gas power
The converted ships will be ‘as efficient and green as if they were brand new’, said Rolls-Royce Marine’s vice-president product sales and advanced offerings Astrid Opsjøen
Hapag-Lloyd to cut CO2 intensity levels by 20% by 2020
The carrier has already managed to cut the CO2 emitted per teu-km by 46% between 2007 and 2016
British ports press government for border money post-Brexit
Ports lobby group warns that government cannot settle for just hiring extra border control staff
IEA warns of 'disruption' due to 2020 low-sulphur shipping rule
IEA head of oil industry worried about a spike in marine fuels in 2020 given little interest in scrubbers
Five things to watch: Regulation
Environmental regulation is the long-term trend, but shipping must first contend with a wide-reaching transparency regulation coming soon
Viewpoint: Biting the hands that feed us
Is there anything that will make the bulk of the population think more benevolently about the ships upon which they must depend to keep the lights on and their stomachs filled?
Ports have role to play in decarbonising shipping
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s International Transport Forum suggests that vessel port fees should be directly linked to greenhouse gas emissions
ExxonMobil to supply low sulphur fuels in 2020
Ports in Northwest Europe, the Mediterranean and Singapore will provide sulphur-cap-compliant fuels
Product carriers seen as big winners of new IMO rules
Demand for low-sulphur fuel oil expected to increase by 3m barrels per day as eco-ships benefit from new rules, according to Wall Street firm Evercore
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