More shipping leaders are realising that change is happening. They accept that improvisation is only a temporary fix while transformation is more long-term and sustainable

The various targets in the IMO Roadmap are not yet regulatory but there is huge pressure for them to become so

With the world still in the grip of a global pandemic, shipping companies need to reassess the measures they have in place to meet environmental compliance

Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen believes there is a new spirit of collaboration abroad in what is normally considered a highly fragmented industry, and a desire to harness every technological means available to overcome the obstacles that Covid-19 and its consequences have thrown up

The natural progression, ahead of the next unforeseen crisis, is for more trialling and piloting of innovative tools and practices

With three shocks in the space of three months, the international marine fuel market has experienced significant turbulence already this year. Even if the worst of the coronavirus pandemic subsides in the coming months, the demand side outlook remains murky

The maritime industry needs clarity on the requirements for future fuels, says Chris Chatterton, chief operating officer at The Methanol Institute

Cash-strapped shipowners that said they could barely afford compliant bunkers when prices peaked in January can now consume fuel at a quarter of the price

Repercussions are starting to be felt because of reduced demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the shock in crude prices