Anchoring Emissions
The technologies and strategies that are helping to reduce carbon footprint in the shipping industry
Steering growth in chemical logistics
Liquid bulk-transported chemicals, such as petrochemicals, methanol, sulfuric acid, ethanol, lubricating oils, as well as commodities like vegetable oils and animal fats, form the backbone of the material economy.
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Full steam ahead for wind-propelled shipping
The SS Savannah, the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819, was a hybrid vessel.
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How can big data reduce shipping emissions?
Logging data has long been crucial to navigation, and even the term “log” has nautical origins. Historically, it referred to a piece of wood attached to a rope with knots tied at regular intervals.
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Charting a course for decarbonising global shipping
Ships are at the heart of the global trading system, with roughly 90 per cent of all internationally traded goods transported on the surface of the sea.
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