Green Shipping

Green shipping refers to the adoption of environmentally sustainable practices and technologies in maritime transport to reduce emissions, pollution, and environmental impact. It focuses on improving energy efficiency, using cleaner fuels, and implementing innovative technologies that help reduce the carbon footprint of ships and port operations. The shipping industry carries over 80% of global trade, but it also contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, making sustainability a key priority for the sector.

The Green Shipping category on The Maritime Standard covers the latest news, trends, and innovations related to sustainable maritime operations. This section highlights developments such as alternative fuels including hydrogen, ammonia, and biofuels, energy-efficient vessel designs, green shipping corridors, and regulatory initiatives aimed at reducing emissions across the global shipping industry.

Through expert reporting and industry insights, The Maritime Standard provides maritime professionals with valuable updates on environmental regulations, sustainability strategies, and technological advancements shaping the future of greener and more responsible shipping worldwide.

Sharjah added to HullWiper network

Sharjah added to HullWiper net...

Sharjah added to Hull...

Hot on the heels of opening up in Fujairah, GAC EnvironHull is now offering its HullWiper underwater...
Hot on the heels of opening up in...
: From left to right: IFAN CEO Catherine Mulvihill, HE Mr. Yasser Humaind bin Ebrahim Humaidan (Minister of Ministry of Electricity & Water MEWA), HE Mr. Bader hood Al Mahmood (Undersecretary of Ports Maritime Affairs PMA), IFAN Chairman Guy Mason and Mahdi Al-Mosawi, MENAS General Manager

MENAS underlines its environme...

MENAS underlines its ...

Middle East Navigation Aids Service (MENAS) has highlighted its commitment to the environment and re...
Middle East Navigation Aids Servi...
Columbia Group Regional Managing Director, Xanthos Kyriacou

Dubai market on cusp of change...

Dubai market on cusp ...

Increasing demands in terms of digitalisation and decarbonisation are pushing companies to look at c...
Increasing demands in terms of di...
Asyad has signed three agreements aimed at putting emissions-reduction strategies into practice

Asyad signs green transport ag...

Asyad signs green tra...

Asyad signs green transport agreements in Oman Oman’s Asyad Group has signed three agreements on ...
Asyad signs green transport agree...
Alfa Laval FCM Methanol third generation

Landmark methanol conversion d...

Landmark methanol con...

Alfa Laval is involved in a landmark green conversion project that is sure to be of interest to ship...
Alfa Laval is involved in a landm...

EnvironHull contract with Stat...

EnvironHull contract ...

GAC EnvironHull has signed a contract with the Norway-based international energy company Statoil to ...
GAC EnvironHull has signed a cont...
Sohar Max, operated by Asyad and chartered to Vale, is now making use of wind-powered propulsion technology

Asyad Group Launches Sohar Max...

Asyad Group Launches ...

Oman’s Asyad Group has officially launched the upgraded bulk carrier Sohar Max, now equipped with ad...
Oman’s Asyad Group has officia...
Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports will work more closely together in future following the signing of the new MOU

Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports sig...

Masdar and Abu Dhabi ...

Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports Company have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which aims to sup...
Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports Compan...

Green shipping strategies feat...

Green shipping strate...

The eighth annual The Maritime Standard Tanker Conference, which takes place on Wednesday 8th Novemb...
The eighth annual The Maritime St...
SGS Gulf inspectors learn how to use aqua-tools’ B-Qua water monitoring equipment at their Dubai laboratory

Middle East inspectors given B...

Middle East inspector...

Inspectors from Saudi Aramco’s Environmental Protection Department have been given guidance on how t...
Inspectors from Saudi Aramco’s ...
EnvironHull comes to Fujairah

EnviroHull comes to Fujairah

EnviroHull comes to F...

GAC EnvironHull has expanded its eco-friendly, brush-and-diver-free hull cleaning operation to Fujai...
GAC EnvironHull has expanded its ...
Tristar CEO Eugene Mayne speaking at the event to mark World Environment Day

Tristar supports plastic pollu...

Tristar supports plas...

Dubai-based Tristar Group marked World Environment Day (WED) with a special event on June 5th, invol...
Dubai-based Tristar Group marked ...

Frequently Asked Questions

“Green shipping news” includes updates and reports about environmentally friendly practices in the maritime industry — like emissions-reducing technologies, use of alternative fuels (e.g. LNG, hydrogen and methanol), sustainable ship designs, port eco-initiatives, and regulatory changes aimed at reducing pollution.
Following “green shipping news” helps you stay informed about the latest sustainability trends, regulatory changes, and eco-friendly innovations in maritime transport. This knowledge is useful if you are a ship operator, logistics provider, investor, or just someone interested in the environmental impact of shipping.
Credible “green shipping news” can be found on maritime-industry news websites, environmental shipping blogs, port authority press releases, and sustainability-focused trade journals. You can also follow maritime regulatory bodies or organizations pushing for greener shipping.
“Green shipping news” reports can highlight upcoming regulations or incentives, technology breakthroughs, and industry best practices — prompting shipping companies and stakeholders to adapt operations, invest in cleaner technology or revise compliance strategies to stay competitive and sustainable.
Yes, “green shipping news” can influence consumer and investor decisions by highlighting companies committed to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. For investors, it can signal lower regulatory risk and long-term viability; for consumers or clients, it signals a commitment to environmental responsibility.