Port responsible for 10% of Belgium’s carbon commits to net zero

Antwerp-Bruges has set a desire to become the world’s most sustainable port

Green maritime routes agreed at COP27

A deal has been struck to build zero-emission shipping routes between the UK, US, Norway and the Netherlands

Britain bans services helping transport Russian oil

The ban, which will come into effect from 5th December 2022, applies to UK services including insurance, brokerage and shipping

UK’s biggest container port to shore £150m green hydrogen plant

The project built by ScottishPower will power ships, trucks and trains

Which businesses are the worst hit by soaring energy prices?

Aviation and shipping sectors will be the first to experience the effects of the energy crisis, new analysis shows

“Lithium EV batteries pose a risk of fire for large cargo ships”

Older cargo ships are not suited to cope with chemical fires, according to a new report

Non-energy sanctions on Russia ‘already reduced oil supplies’

Initial data from the energy market shows demand for Russia’s oil ‘has evaporated’ as traders weigh up the impact of the violence and sanctions on insurance, shipping and credit

Russian LNG tankers set for Kent despite ban

Unison claims two Russian vessels carrying liquified natural gas will land in Rochester this weekend

Grant Shapps bans Russian vessels from UK Ports

The Transport Secretary has stated his decision has been made to prevent the UK from funding Russia’s attack on Ukraine through imports

Black Friday: What impact will your shop have on the environment?

A new study claims more than 380k tonnes of carbon is set to be emitted from deliveries for Black Friday shoppers next week – but are people becoming more aware of their impacts?