A rapid transition could lead to "premature scrapping" of over a third of the fleet, valued at over 400bn USD, unless they undergo costly...

London, 5th December 2024  - A new study by UCL and UMAS, which analysed ship movements between 2018-2022, found that optimising port...

Global industry leaders build on momentum from previous COPs to strengthen targets and commit to increasing the uptake of zero or...

New study by UCL & UMAS reveals an increasing trend in international shipping emissions in stark contrast to IMO’s objectives to achieve...

National governments have a crucial role to play in adequately shaping zero emissions maritime fuel transitions London, 10th October 2024...

London, 4th October 2024 - The IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee 82nd meeting has concluded with a large amount of work...

Support for a climate ambitious and equitable transition grows as several African countries join a diverse coalition of countries backing...

Copenhagen, 25 September – The global shipping industry is not on track to meet its target of having zero-emission fuels account for 5%...

The Frequently Asked Questions provide an overview of the submissions and proposals to be discussed on mid-term measures at the upcoming...

Using datasets from the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Comprehensive Impact Assessment (CIA) of mid-term measures, UCL...

A new study by UCL Energy Institute on the relationship between financing terms and climate performance of shipping companies reveals a...

New research by UCL and Kühne Climate Center, finds that ships that carry oil and gas could face significant challenges, leaving many...

UMAS , formerly a close collaboration between the UCL Energy Institute shipping research group  and UMAS International Ltd, takes on a...