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IMO definition of Brazil corn ethanol carbon footprint a landmark step, producers sayThe International Maritime Organization's decision to define Brazilian corn ethanol's carbon footprint at 20.8 grams CO2e per megajoule mar...- Global shipping industry sticks with green investments, despite carbon price delayGlobal shipping giants are investing billions in cleaner technologies. Despite a delay in a worldwide carbon price, companies are moving fo...
- Shipping braces for carbon tax that fueled US tariffs threatThe United States has voiced strong opposition, threatening tariffs and other measures. Industry insiders anticipate the regulations will p...
- Nations meet to consider regulations to drive a green transition in shippingNations are meeting in London to decide on new rules for global shipping. These rules aim to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions from s...
- US and EU spar ahead of vote to cut global shipping emissionsThe EU and US are clashing over a UN proposal to cut global shipping emissions, with Washington threatening penalties for nations supportin...
- US tells countries to reject UN ship fuel emissions deal or face tariffs, sources sayThe United States is warning nations against backing a United Nations' plan to cut marine fuel emissions. Washington threatens tariffs, vis...
- Shipping's greener fuel quest runs into climate complicationsEstablishing and quantifying regulations for 'green' shipping is turning out to be more complicated than expected.
- Export, import cost may increase from Jan 2027 as global shipping faces costly decarbonisation measuresThe global shipping industry's decarbonisation measures may increase the cost of exports and imports from January 2027, a report by GTRI sa...
- Shipping regulator falls short of 1.5C-aligned climate goalsThe Paris Agreement, inked in 2015, commits to holding the increase in the global average temperature to “well below” 2C, while pursuing ef...
- Shipping’s oil era is coming to an endThe world’s merchant ships are about to undergo the most profound revolution they’ve seen since the dying days of coal-powered steamships.
- Global shipping in crosshairs as environmental scrutiny deepensShipping, which transports about 90% of world trade and accounts for nearly 3% of the world's CO2 emissions, is under growing pressure from...
- Shipping industry proposes levy to speed up zero carbon futureThe money collected would go into a climate fund that would be used to deploy bunkering infrastructure in ports around the world to supply ...
- India's 'amazing' support could help bring 'good news' to world on rapid COVID-19 testing: IsraelThe Directorate of Defence Research and Development (DDR&D), in the Israel Ministry of Defence (IMoD), and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ...
- RIL’s record Q2 profit fails to excite foreign brokerages; some find stock priceyRevenue from retail business jumped 27 per cent YoY to hit a record of Rs 41,202 crore.
- We have a one-year price target of Rs 1,835 for RIL: Prayesh Jain, Yes SecThe refining side of the business will grow at a much healthier pace than in FY19, says Jain.
- Buy Reliance Industries, target Rs 1,465: SharekhanBuy Reliance Industries Ltd. at a price target of Rs 1465.
- Petroleum Ministry asked to follow IMO fuel emission norms for shippingThe Shipping Ministry on Tuesday said that the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has been advised to follow fuel emission norms prescri...
- Shipbreakers from India, Pak and Bangla plan united frontRepresentatives of ship breaking communities of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have decided to form a common front to oppose the new IMO-ma...
- India ahead of IMO on ship recycling normsInternational Maritime Organisation (IMO) appears to be following the Indian course in fixing norms for the regulation of the ship recyclin...
- Managing human elementAddressing the various issues connected with this important aspect of shipping is a task that is complex and difficult to fulfill. No wonde...
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