Carbon emissions in container shipping declined in Q2 2025 despite ongoing conflict-induced detours via the Cape of Good Hope, reported Ventura, California's gCaptain

THE UN's International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has approved of levy on every ton of shipping emissions from oceangoing cargo vessels, reports LA-based CleanTechnica

CNN InternationalShipemissions blamed for worsening pollution in Hong KongCNN InternationalYet, research is increasingly indicating that the problem is much more localized, coming from emissions produced byshipping."What we know in Hong Kong is that up to 50% of pollution [locally produced] sources come from marine vessels," said Gina ...Shipemissions blamed for Hong Kong pollutionBayoubuzzall 4 news articles »

As the Maersk example shows, proactive shipowners can gain a commercial advantage by being on top of emissions regulations impact.

Other than CO2 ships also produce a number of atmospheric emissions which are considered harmful. They are products of combustion, and the most significant are sulphur oxides (SOx and nitrous oxides (NOx), along with tiny waste particles known as particulates. All are now being limited by international, regional and national laws and will be subject to increasing severity of regulations over the n...

Australianshippingemissions identifiedPhys.OrgShipengine exhaust emissions make up more than a quarter of nitrogen oxide emissions generated in the Australian region according to a recently-published study by CSIRO and the Australian Maritime College in Launceston. Nitrogen oxide is a...

BBC NewsRow overshippingemissions planBBC NewsShippingproduces about 3% of global emissions - more than the UK or Germany. And the International Maritime Organisation is trying to stop"dirty"ships...ve daha fazlası »

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), a global trade association for shipowners, has said that emissions trading is not appropriate for international shipping and is mostly comprised of small-and-medium-sized enterprises that typically operate with less than 10 ships, American Shipper reported.

THE International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), whose members represent 80 per cent of the world's merchant fleet, has formally endorsed the recent adoption by the UN's International Maritime Organisation (IMO) plan to end carbon emissions from shipping as a contributor to alleged global warming

VERIFAVIA, a provider of emissions verification for aviation and shipping, has announced that the company now has a 1,000 ships with Monitoring Plans for compliance with the EU's Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (EU MRV) regulation.

THE China Maritime Safety Administration (MSA) has issued new air emissions requirements, affecting vessels operating in Chinese waters, reports London's Vessel Performance Optimisation

A MAJOR Danish shipping company's CEO has urged a review of strict IMO emissions rules on CO2, SOx and Nox, saying they have become so burdensome that European short-sea traffic will soon migrate to the road haulage.