Shipbuilder Meyer Turku reports that the world’s largest cruise, the Icon of the Seas under construction in Finland for Royal Caribbean International, is a month away from her sea trials. It will mark a key milestone for the ship that was ordered seven years...

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 With a staggering 15,000+ miles of navigable waterways, it’s critical to note that river barges can carry over ten times the cargo of trucks while producing a mere tenth of the carbon emissions per ton mile. America’s waterways are an untapped goldmine in the...

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Decoupling from China is neither viable nor desirable for Europe, which is a close economic and trade partner of China, said Kresimir Macan, a Croatian political analyst, in an interview with Xinhua. Macan echoed the statement of European Commission (EC) President...

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The Belt and Road Initiative has become an important global public product, generating tangible benefits for participating countries including increased investment, job creation and poverty reduction, said a chairman of an international organization. Yu Tengqun,...

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As the maritime industry transitions to a low and zero-carbon future, African policymakers are being advised to implement training infrastructure as quickly as possible to maximize ‘high-quality’ employment opportunities for African workers and facilitate the...

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Electricity is continuing to gain traction in previously thought to be hard-to-electrify sectors including heavy trucking and aviation. Electricity’s share in transport will grow from 1% today to 23% in 2050, according to DNV’s latest Transport in Transition report....

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