News & Features
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Wed31Dec |
The Federal Maritime Commission claims that some of the US-flagged ships carrying cargo for Israel were denied access to Spanish ports. |
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Wed31Dec |
The Japanese port will waive port fees for methanol and biofuel-powered ships from January 2026. |
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Fri26Dec |
Norway still expects FuelEU Maritime to take effect next year, but the start date remains unclear after EEA-related delays. |
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Fri26Dec |
EmissionLink views pooling as a way to reduce cost and complexity amid volatile fuel pricing and uncertain supply. |
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Tue23Dec |
In a year of turmoil for the shipping and bunker industries, a steady increase in regulatory complexity has been the one reliable constant. |
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Tue16Dec |
Ossi Mettälä of NAPA Shipping Solutions discusses how EU and other GHG regulations are driving shipping companies to find new ways of cutting their emissions. |
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Tue16Dec |
FuelEU Maritime was initially planned for possible implementation in Norway in spring 2026, but authorities now suggest a possible start date as early as next year. |
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Mon15Dec |
The new clauses aim to clarify FuelEU and EU ETS responsibilities when ships are sold or purchased. |
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Fri12Dec |
The project has launched as of the start of this month, covering 20% of ARA volumes, with the first barges already loaded and making deliveries. |
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Thu11Dec |
The new office will help Japanese firms navigate the EU-ETS and FuelEU Maritime requirements. |
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