Tag: reports

ReCAAP ISC published its report for piracy and armed robberies against ships in Asia for May 2022, informing that 6 incidents of armed robbery were reported. No piracy incident was reported.

OCIMF published its annual report for 2022 outlining its work during 2021, its programmes, and some information about the upcoming SIRE 2.0.

McKinsey published its 2021 ESG Report, presenting a framework that outlines specific ambitions and actions that will enable the world to accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth.

According to a study carried out by the Maritime Oslofjord Alliance and funded by Oslo Maritime Foundation and Oslo Shipowners’ Association, significant emissions reductions can be achieved through operational and technical measures for the existing fleet.

The results of a first-of-its-kind study to quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from LNG carriers were released on 14 June, providing actionable data for the LNG shipping industry on methane emissions.

ABS published its report "Setting the Course to Low Carbon Shipping: Zero Carbon Outlook," providing the latest analysis of the industry’s progress to low- and zero-carbon operations.

During an EU Ocean Week event, six NGOs published their assessment of the EU’s progress to secure a healthy ocean by 2030, which is the goal set by the Blue Manifesto. The analysis reveals that the EU made little progress in the last year to achieve the necessary targets outlined in the Blue Manifesto.

The Global Maritime Forum published the Sea Cargo Charter Annual Disclosure Report 2022, revealing the climate alignment scores of 25 charterers and operators.

Global discussions have been increasingly emphasizing on the need for countries and businesses to become “carbon neutral”, as a key pathway to limit global warming in line with the Paris Agreement. But what does this “carbon neutral” mean exactly? And how can it help preserve the world as we know it for the generations to come, considering that we have lost 50% of all marine life over the last 70 years?

In Hydrogen Forecast to 2050, DNV predicts the amount of hydrogen in the energy mix will be only 0.5% in 2030 and 5% in 2050.