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Nations delay vote on shipping decarbonization rules after fierce US resistance

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Published on Friday, 17 October 2025 20:45
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Edward Carver
17 Oct 2025Global
 
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  • The shipping sector was widely expected to become the first industry to adopt a binding set of global greenhouse gas emissions rules during an Oct. 14-17 meeting in London.
  • Instead, member countries of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) committee voted to delay the decision until October 2026.
  • The rules would have established emissions intensity limits that become more stringent each year, with substantial fees paid for noncompliance.
  • The United States and other oil-exporting countries dominated much of the discussion in London as they sought to prevent the rules from being adopted, arguing that they amounted to an illegitimate international tax and that they would have dire economic consequences.

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Dual-fuel ship orders plateau in the first 10 months of 2025

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by The Editorial Team
 
 October 16, 2025
 
in Green Shipping
 
 

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 According to Alphaliner, alternative-fuel newbuild orders remain dominant at 72% in 2025, however, declining interest highlights growing concerns over fuel availability.

As explained, alternative fuel newbuildings, designed to bring carriers to their net zero decarbonisation targets over the next two decades, have comprised 72% of orders so far this year, with pure conventional fuel tonnage well on the way to being phased out among the larger ship sizes.

The percentage of these orders, however, has fallen for the second consecutive year, demonstrating the challenge carriers face in sourcing new-age fuels, which has led to a partial cooling of enthusiasm and the renewed domination of what was once regarded as an interim solution, LNG fuel propulsion.

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Industry giant places first order for LNG-fueled vessels from Indian shipyard

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 October 16, 2025
 
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The CMA CGM Group has signed a letter of intent for six LNG-powered 1,700 TEU containerships to be built at Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), India, making it the first major foreign carrier to commission LNG-fueled vessels from an Indian shipyard.

All vessels will be registered under the Indian flag and are designed to run on LNG and low-carbon fuels, supporting CMA CGM’s goal to achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2050. The project will involve technical cooperation with Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, with deliveries scheduled from 2029 to 2031.

This initiative aligns with India’s strategic priorities, including Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat, and strengthens CMA CGM’s local presence. The Group plans to

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MOL is First Shipping Company to Join Australia’s Ammonia Bunkering Project

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MOL will provide the operator's perspective as it plans to operate three ammonia dual-fuel bulkers (MOL)

Published Oct 7, 2025 4:53 PM by The Maritime Executive

 
 Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is joining the effort to develop an ammonia bunkering operation in Australia’s Pilbara as part of the efforts to establish a green shipping corridor between the iron ore region and Asia. MOL becomes the first shipping company in the project, which was announced in June, that anticipates bunkering the Capesize bulkers that transport the ore and an ammonia export business.

MOL will be working with an Australian company, NH3 Clean Energy, which is responsible for the supply of blue ammonia, and Oceania Marine Energy, which will operate the bunkering business. Pilbara Ports Authority is participating

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