As the maritime sector braces for the FuelEU Maritime regulations set to take effect on January 1, 2025, shipowners and operators must act now to navigate the impending challenges. With projected penalties of €1.35 billion by 2025, the stakes are high for companies to adjust fuel strategies and embrace low-carbon technologies. The regulations, which follow

The maritime industry is experiencing rapid shifts towards stricter sustainability regulations, and StormGeo, a global leader in weather intelligence and voyage optimization, is at the forefront of helping shipping companies adapt. Recently, StormGeo launched its latest offering—StormGeo FuelEU Maritime, a cutting-edge solution aimed at simplifying compliance with the upcoming FuelEU Maritime regulation. This tool will

In an exciting move for the transportation sector, major vehicle manufacturers including Toyota Motor Europe and Ford of Europe have partnered with United European Car Carriers (UECC) to drastically cut emissions within their logistics chain. This collaboration is a significant milestone in the push for cleaner shipping, as the companies will use vessels powered by

The European Parliament has recently adopted the FuelEU Maritime report, marking a significant step forward in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the maritime sector. In a show of leadership, Parliament has increased emissions reduction targets beyond those initially set by the European Commission, ensuring that the EU continues to take ambitious action while maintaining

The Port of San Diego has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability by achieving recertification through the Green Marine program, North America’s largest voluntary environmental certification for the maritime industry. Since joining the program in 2018, the Port has made significant strides each year, consistently earning certification and showcasing its dedication to