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12 October 2023

New report: Search and rescue can be improved on many levels

The knowledge of mass rescue of migrants in maritime rescue societies and other voluntary organizations is good, while it is limited in the merchant…

11 October 2023

Should Sweden be a pioneering country? The experts have different opinions on the matter

The government's expert John Hassler thinks that Sweden's 2030 goals are obsolete, pointless and ex…

06 October 2023

Some of the world's largest ports may be unusable by 2050

Rising sea levels may mean that some of the world's largest ports have to be shut down. Shanghai, H…

28 September 2023

Åsa Burman at eComExpo: shipping is an important part of the transition

Many will fight over the kilowatt-hours. How should we create an energy system that solves the need…

26 September 2023

Emissions trading – difficult for shipping

After 2040, no emission rights will be issued. This means that everyone who is part of the EU ETS i…

19 September 2023

There is hope for hydrogen – but much work remains

The Nordic cooperation project HOPE, which investigated whether hydrogen is a suitable fuel for RoR…

12 September 2023

Design strategy for propellers for sailing freighters developed

Wind-powered freighters must be able to be driven by machinery to varying degrees. This requires a…

11 September 2023

There will not be enough supply of green fuel

In order to reach the climate goals, shipping needs access to between 30 and 40 percent of all carb…

05 September 2023

Ammonia may be commercially viable as early as 2026

In a new report, the Global Maritime Forum claims that the cost gap between ammonia and conventiona…

01 September 2023

Is it possible to get all countries to follow IMO's stricter climate targets?

Yes, answered Roel Hoenders, head of climate action at IMO, when he was asked the question by Light…

01 September 2023

Report presents strategy to an increased modal shift from road to sea to sustainable maritime transport can increase

"Question", "Encourage" and "Invite". According to a new report from Lighthouse and the Swedish Tra…

Major shortage of sailors risks hitting the Swedish economy

Over the next three years, shipping needs to recruit 2,200 people. If one don't succeed, it can hit…

International seminar on the future of shipping during Frihamnsdagarna in Gothenburg

What does the green transition mean for shipping? What are the challenges and opportunities? Can we…

European shipping emissions highest in three years

During 2022, emissions from European shipping increased further by 3 percent. The industry is appro…

EU regulation is not enough to decarbonize shipping by 2050

According to a new report from Transport & Environment (T&E), European shipping will still…

The IMO's tightened climate targets are criticized

In July, the international maritime organization IMO adopted a new greenhouse gas strategy with the…

Climate change has come much further than the Swedes think

Do you think that emissions are increasing, that the technology's potential is low and that you as…

Shippings emissions can be cut by half by 2030

According to a new report from the Dutch respected consultancy CE Delft, shipping emissions can be…

Maersk: Lack of minerals and green electricity for decades to come

Mineral and labor shortages will likely limit the availability of green electricity well into the 2…

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