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Bankers set for a £2bn boost as regulators reveal plans to relax rules brought in after the financial crisis

A certification regime - under which 139,000 staff are currently subject to annual checks and appear on a financial services register - is set to be abolished.

Bankers set for a £2bn boost as regulators reveal plans to relax rules brought in after the financial crisis

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Titan analysis shows FuelEU pooling propelled liquefied biomethane demand

Titan, part of Molgas, has analysed the role of LNG, liquefied biomethane (LBM/bio-LNG) and e-methane (the methane decarbonisation pathway) in FuelEU Maritime compliance, as well as the performance of…

  • FuelEU pooling transforms over-achieving emissions targets into tradable asset
  • Liquefied biomethane (LBM) blend boosts compliance surplus to over 34,000 tCO₂eq/year
  • Share of LBM in total delivered methane volume increased from 6.5% to 19.1%

New report reveals China’s key strengths across green shipping corridor building blocks

A new report from the Global Maritime Forum reveals that China has quickly become a global leader in green shipping corridors, with nearly one-fifth of the world’s corridor initiatives connecting to a…

  • China leads in green shipping corridor initiatives, connecting 20% of world's corridors.
  • China excels in producing green methanol, ammonia, and marine batteries.
  • Customer demand for China's zero-emission fuels is currently lagging.

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