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According to Nautilus International's Maritime Barometer report, while awareness of the industry's vital role in global trade has been slowly increasing, misconceptions around career prospects, working conditions, and the industry's environmental impact persist.

According to T&E overall EU shipping emissions fell slightly in 2023, however, containerships are responsible for a big chunk of EU emissions.

Data from the International Seafarers' Welfare and Assistance Network’s (ISWAN) SeafarerHelp helpline show rising numbers of calls relating to abandonment, repatriation, severe mental health issues and experiences of abuse at sea.

A new study by UMAS and the UCL Energy Institute has found that optimising port arrivals to account for port congestion and waiting times could reduce voyage emissions by up to 25% for some vessel types.

Descartes Systems Group has released the findings from its survey, which examined the most significant global trade challenges facing logistics and supply chain leaders today.

According to Vortexa's analysis, LNG freight prices are under pressure as rapid fleet growth outpaces demand, and ballast speeds of the fleet are falling at the start of the winter season, highlighting the oversupply.

Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has published to tackle the absence of an evidence-based tool to detect potential fraud in sustainable Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAME) supply chains. 

T&E commissioned CE Delft to study the relationship between fuel prices and technical and operational efficiency over 3 decades.

ISWAN and Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) have collaborated on a study highlighting the far-reaching impacts of recruitment fraud seafarers face in India’s maritime sector.

The Clean Arctic Alliance calls for the protection of the Arctic from the multiple impacts of shipping transport.