IMERS International Maritime Emission Reduction Scheme

2011 biofuels programme includes diesel fuel used in marine engines with the goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Investigation determines the cause was primarily due to the crew failing to follow oil transfer policies.

Deal signed for 34 container ships, additional fuel savings expected.

Messing about with the sun doesn't sound like a natural solution to climate disaster, but it is not the preserve of cranks and despots. And it's probably closer than you imagine.

New and more stringent regulations to reduce harmful emissions from ships are expected to have a significant beneficial impact on the atmospheric environment and on human health, particularly people living in port cities and coastal communities, the International Maritime Organization says.

Annual report shows marked reduction in confirmed spills from ships.

Forum sees shipowners, shipyard representatives and technology companies come together to discuss barriers holding back the maritime sector.

Cutting emissions 'significantly' improves competitive edge, says MOL chairman.

Prestigious awards in London celebrate companies making great strides to improve the environmental legacy of shipping.

'Logical next step' to instill confidence in index ranking ships' environmental performance.

New resource to help readers keep abreast of comparative advantages of serious technology options.

Compliance will become a ticket to trade in ECAs, says DNV as it launches 'survival kit'.

Fjord1 signs a contract with Fisker Strand BLRT AS, increasing interest in cleaner fuels.

WWF member and director of US Climate Policy urges senate to limit fossil fuel pollution as discussions over OPA 90 continue.

Experts will gather in Hamburg to exchange ideas on reaching a zero emissions future.

Spain will refrain from seeking ban on Gibraltar's use of floating storage for bunker fuels.

Selected for its low fuel consumption and environmentally sound technology.

The Institute of Marine Science conduct tests after plumes seen in the water, monitoring regime to be considered.

Mandatory reporting requirement allows Canadian Coast Guard to 'keep watch' on vessels carrying pollutants.

Seattle-based company has 34 vessels cited as 'outstanding'.