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California Rules

A US appeal court has upheld a controversial state law exercising jurisdiction beyond three miles from the coast. Read

No progress on MBMs

The IMO appears no nearer to reaching an agreement on market-based measures to curb emissions from ships and, as David Hughes reports, the big question is what will the EU do? Read

'Green' options?

While political wrangles over shipping's response to global warming continue, technological solutions to the problem appear to be coming in thick and fast Read

A tidal wave of regulation for shipping?

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Mission impossible?

The 31st International Bunker Conference concentrated on getting one step ahead of the regulators Read

Emissions trading? No comment!

It is widely assumed that the oil companies support emissions trading but, as David Hughes found out, with one notable exception they are tight-lipped on the subject Read

Getting the energy mix right

Forecasts from some of the world's biggest oil producers vary in detail, but agree on the essentials - the way in which we address energy use is going to have to change Read

Class looks for a sustainable future

In the first of a series of reports on Future Fuels David Hughes reports the classification societies are becoming increasingly interested in fuel cells Read

Greenhouse gas emissions - watch this space

Aidan Thomson, Head of Environment and Climate Change, Barlow Lyde & Gilbert looks at the legal implications of the challenges facing the shipping industry Read

North America acts on emissions

As David Hughes reports, the creation of an emissions control area for North America presents shipping with a tough challenge on reducing particulate matter emissions Read

Emissions rules hit ferry sector

David Hughes puts the questions to Interferry ceo Len Roueche Read

Equipment and services

A round-up of news for the bunker industry - what's new, what's useful, what's changed? Read

ECA comes to America

Emissions control in the US set to be unified Read

CO2 emissions debate splits global industry

David Hughes looks at what the Copenhagen climate summit is likely to mean for the bunkering industry Read

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Shipping splits over emissions trading

As David Hughes reports, the chances of the global shipping industry adopting a common approach to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions look remotes. Read

Chairman's introduction

In the United States, a new president was recently elected on the strength of, among other things, his perceived ability to change things for the better. Read

Articles

Platts Bunkers

Cleaning up bunker fuels. But at what cost? William Bathurst Managing Editor Platts Marine Alert & Ellie Weir, Editor Platts Bunkers Read