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Police launch criminal investigation into Axiom Ince

Firms in other countries using Ince & Co branding unaffected by developments in UK

London Cyprus

Ex-banker Dikaios takes reins at beleaguered Attica

Board of directors at country’s largest ferry operator remains largely as it was prior to shocking incident in which crew pushed passenger to his death

Greece People

Quality of life and safety at sea top priorities for US seafarers

US Maritime Administrator Ann Phillips spoke to Lloyd’s List during London International Shipping Week

United States People

SSY’s Adland slams EU ETS

The EU ETS will ‘almost certainly’ increase overall emissions and risks becoming a tax grab without a clear path for funds raised to support zero-carbon causes, Roar Adland says

Sustainability Environment

Castor to seek compensation following botched panamax sale

A $13.95m sale announced in April that was slated to net Nasdaq-listed Castor Maritime $5.3m has failed to complete after the buyer failed to take delivery of the vessel. Castor said it will seek compensation, while also announcing a $15.75m sale of a 2009-built kasmarax

Dry Bulk Finance

Further call to protect EU ports from ETS fallout

Plans are in place to prevent carriers avoiding the Emissions Trading System tax by way of using transhipment hubs. But forwarders warn that unless the list is extended, they risk facing more complicated supply chains

Europe Containers

Can shipping be relied upon?

There is a growing realisation in shipping that nebulous net zero pledges are starting to require action and investment, and will be harder to achieve than first thought. The divide between those who can and can’t be relied upon is widening

Lloyd List - The View Sustainability

Marine insurers ‘lack resources’ to know beneficial owner

Insurance costs ‘would go through the roof’ if it crosschecked everything that’s said, according to chair of International Union of Marine Insurance’s legal and liability committee

Sanctions IUMI

ESPO warns ships are already dodging EU ETS

European Sea Ports Organisation said ships are already rerouting to ports outside the bloc to avoid paying the EU Emissions Trading System

EU Political and Trade

EU ETS could spur disruptive reciprocal measures

IMO climate head warns of potential disruption for shipping in response to the EU ETS, adding that he looked forward to the bloc aligning with future global rules

Europe Regulation

Shipping is central to EU security insists commission vice-president Schinas

European shipowners looking for political recognition of the maritime sector’s strategic economic status have been backed by the European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas in a speech that offered robust support to the industry

EU Political Risk and Trade

Pooling overachieving vessels will help owners comply with FuelEU targets

The FuelEU Maritime will come into force in 2025 to cut shipping emissions of vessels that call at EU ports by setting strict targets

Sustainability EU

EU intention to align with IMO global fuel standard ‘very clear’

The EU will align its regional emissions rules with those of the IMO — as long as the global regulator adopts regulatory tools the bloc deems ambitious enough, a panel was told

Europe Sustainability

Regulators defend Russia sanctions after industry barbs

Regulators behind the US, EU and UK sanctions on shipping Russian oil defended their regime from industry claims the sanctions are ineffective

Sanctions LISW

Greek courts can overturn English law clause in Alexandros T case, CJEU rules

Insurers may be among last to be hit by old ‘Italian torpedo problem’

Law Europe
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