
HMM Launches $2.5 Billion Green Fleet Order to Accelerate Maritime Decarbonization
HMM has committed ₩3.45 trillion to order 14 new LNG-powered vessels, marking a strategic leap toward green shipping and fleet modernization.

HMM has committed ₩3.45 trillion to order 14 new LNG-powered vessels, marking a strategic leap toward green shipping and fleet modernization.

The International Maritime Organization has postponed agreement on its Net-Zero Framework, delaying crucial climate regulations for the global shipping sector until 2026.

Lloyd’s Register has published the maritime industry’s first structured framework for integrating nuclear technology into commercial shipping and offshore operations.

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Bloomberg reports that the IMO is preparing to impose a global carbon levy on ships, a move that could reshape global trade and trigger U.S. tariff retaliation.

The U.S. has issued a warning that it may impose visa and trade sanctions on countries supporting the IMO’s net-zero shipping agenda, citing economic and sovereignty concerns.

Greek shipowners expressed strong doubts about the International Maritime Organization’s net-zero roadmap during the Maritime Cyprus 2025 Conference, warning that fragmented regulations and excessive costs could undermine fair competition and slow decarbonization progress.

A Dutch cargo ship, Minerva Gracht, was hit by a suspected Houthi missile in the Red Sea, killing one crew member and reigniting fears over maritime security.

A new study shows most vessels in the Bering Strait are adhering to IMO safety and environmental routes set in 2018, reflecting strong industry uptake despite geopolitical tensions.
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