Today, 100 members of the Getting to Zero Coalition convened in Copenhagen for its first biannual working session. The immediate work of the Coalition will focus on delivering action through four workstreams.

With the signing by BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse, Signatories of the Poseidon Principles represent around $140 billion in loans to international shipping – about 30% of the total global ship finance portfolio.

At least $1 trillion of capital investment in land-based and ship-related infrastructure required to halve international shipping’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

A new report summarizes the discussions that took place when more than 220 decision-makers convened for the Global Maritime Forum’s second Annual Summit in Singapore. Together, they identified collaboration as a key driver for positive change.

Maritime decision-makers from around the world will convene for the Global Maritime Forum’s Annual Summit in London on 13-14 October 2020.

Public and private leaders from around the world have convened for the Global Maritime Forum’s Annual Summit to develop concrete solutions to the most important challenges facing the maritime industry. Cross-industry and multi-stakeholder collaboration, as well as bold thought-leadership will be key drivers for positive change that will benefit not only individual organizations and the industry, but society as a whole.

‘Global economic crisis’ ranked to have potentially the greatest impact on the maritime industry over a ten-year time horizon.
‘New environmental regulation’, ‘geopolitical tension’ and ‘cyber-attacks and data theft’ perceived as most likely. Industry deemed least prepared for global issues considered to have the biggest impact – although more confident in some financial areas.

Young talents from Nigeria, China and Denmark writing about digital seafarers, an emissions trading scheme and circular economy, named winners of the Future Maritime Leaders essay competition. 140 global essay contributions identify the issues on top of the agenda for the next wave of maritime leaders.

The Getting to Zero Coalition will lead the push for shipping’s decarbonization with the mutual goal of having commercially viable zero emission vessels operating along deep sea trade routes by 2030.

Banks to disclose climate alignment of shipping portfolios with International Maritime Organization’s 50% emissions reduction by 2050 strategy