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The International Chamber of Shipping has announced that it "greatly welcomes" the Paris Agreement, which was adopted unanimously on 12 December by 195 nations

The International Chamber of Shipping has announced that it "greatly welcomes" the Paris Agreement, which was adopted unanimously on 12 December by 195 nations

China's 'Belt and Road' risks Paris climate goals: analysis.

Belt and Road countries will make or break the Paris Agreement.

International shipping and aviation will have to cap their greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) soon for the world to meet the ambitious goals laid down in the Paris Climate Change Agreement, participants at a side event at the Bonn climate change conference heard today.

Paris Talks to Target Shipping Emissions.

Paris Talks to Target Shipping Emissions.

Brittany Ferries says security and safety is at the forefront of its mind following Paris attacks.

Mer de Chine : une marée noire aussi grande que Paris.

International shipping companies, left out of the Paris climate agreement, have yet to agree on a target to reduce the industry's carbon emissions

International shipping companies, left out of the Paris climate agreement, have yet to agree on a target to reduce the industry's carbon emissions

Some of the world's biggest shipping groups say 'ambitious' action is needed at a key UN meeting to bring the industry in line with Paris climate goals.

Some of the world's biggest shipping groups say 'ambitious' action is needed at a key UN meeting to bring the industry in line with Paris climate goals.

Somali pirates jailed for French kidnapping.

ICS says it is "confident" of a 50% CO2 reduction from shipping by 2050 despite the growth of maritime trade, ahead of the Paris UN Climate Change Conference in December.

Panama has raised its terror alert on the back of the fatal terrorist attacks that took place in Paris recently...

There are over 200 cruise calls to Ireland per year carrying approximately half a million passengers and crew.

- New research from the Tyndall Centre at the University of Manchester highlights an urgent global need for investment in green fuels this decade to meet the Paris Climate goals. - Report says shipping will be crucial in transporting green fuels, and shipments of ammonia and bioenergy could grow to the same levels as shipping of gas and coal today. - 20 new large ammonia carriers must be built every year to meet potential demand, but investment in production and transport infrastructure is being held back by weak policy support with only 4% of current commitments actually being funded.